Att med motorsåg tillverka grövre träförbindningar - en beskrivning av effektiva tillvägagångssätt

Abstract

Since I have found no written sources of how one should use a chainsaw to create timber joints this thesis aims to show how this can be effectively made with a chainsaw. The main part of this thesis is a working process. Four commonly used timber joints are created with different approaches, using two variants of saws. The different ways of using the saw are shown in pictures and described with words. The positive and negative experiences with the chainsaw and various manners of using the saw is shared with the reader. The result is both a guide to the process of using the chainsaw when creating timber joints, and a description of ways of using the saw linked together with timber joints. Such as using the saw for planing and secure use of the chainsaw in the craft of timber framing. The conclusion is that the chainsaw is a highly efficient tool that is very flexible. The efficiency and flexibility are also difficult for the user to manage, and practise is needed to get the best results using a chainsaw.