Way of safely cutting fire wood into 6-8" pieces?

[Pork Lord]

Hey y'all! Long time no see! I'm working three jobs these days and have not been able to "Q" nearly as much as I would like. I have a source of some great cheap firewood but the problem is. the logs are too long for my fire box. I bought 15 amp sawzaw but finding a way to clamp the logs down to the work table has been difficult, not to mention dangerous! I am wanting to cut pieces down to 6"-8"in length any suggestions? Mitre saw, chop saw, will a bench vice work?

[Huskee]

A miter saw would work great if the diameter fits, and a vice would too. I use a bow saw when my chainsaw won't work. Bow saws are cheap and avail at most any local hardware store, lightweight, arm powered and have gnarly teeth that bite through anything easily. I use it to limb trees too when I just don't feel like firing up the Stihl.

[CurlingDog]

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[Drbearsec]

How big a logs will this do?

[Powersmoke_80]

Make a sawbuck out of 2x4's and keep close together. Google searched images.

[The Burn]

Thanks for those Powersmoke_80, that's a good idea

[Powersmoke_80]

You're welcome The Burn I would do four pieces close together as to have two on each side to support and cut in the middle. small electric chainsaw works good like the Remington pole trimmer kind .

[The Burn]

I've got a table like the one in the first photo, so I'll go from it.

[smarkley]

I saw Aaron Franklin using a radial arm saw in his videos... looked like a good idea to me.

[Pork Lord]

Thanks y'all! I really appreciate it! Big cook this weekend. Two briskets, three pork shoulders, and two slabs of ribs.