posted 2 years ago
Absolutely seconding (thirding?) the advice to use a circular drop saw. A chainsaw on short sections will send those pieces flying, and be really sketchy to hold the logs in place while you cut.
Go with the chop saw, and make sure you have a suitable jig for holding your logs securely while you cut. Doesn't need to be fancy - a couple of piece of wood screwed to a piece of board would do it; just enough to hold the log in place while you chop. Spending half an hour to come up with and good way of log holding will likely save you hours on the overall task - and reduce risk of injury.
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