Whole range of 4 Saw Benches for Wood - Log Saws BullMach models, offered for sale from € 289.61 , in Prompt Delivery and Free shipping . Purchase directly from AgriEuro with no third parties nor unwanted surpreses: compared to the other online markets, who rely on third dealers (it means no assistance nor warranty), we offer Direct and Complete Assistance, which starts from pre-sales service up to after-sales assistance. The items are directly shipped from our AgriEuro distribution centre. Thus, we are the only online seller providing After-Sales Assistance for the Saw Benches for Wood - Log Saws BullMach products and supplying Spare Parts (you access the exploded drawing once entered your Account).
BullMach firewood saw benches are electric, cradle-mounted log saws designed to cut logs and prepare pieces of a suitable length for wood-burning stoves, fireplaces and boilers. BullMach is an AgriEuro Srl brand active in the development, import and European distribution of machinery for agriculture, horticulture, construction and wood processing. Over the years, the brand has expanded its catalogue to serve both DIY users and professionals, offering products selected for the European market and readily available original spare parts.
The range combines an enamelled steel cradle frame, a rotating circular blade and an electric motor. The log rests in the tilting cradle and is guided towards the blade, providing an orderly cutting cycle when preparing household firewood or larger quantities. The wheels fitted to the larger models make them easier to move between the storage area, woodshed and work site.
The page dedicated to BullMach saw benches also includes the following product types, divided according to their electrical power supply:
At AgriEuro, BullMach log saws can be selected according to their technical features, helping users identify the model suited to the log diameter, available power supply and frequency of work. The main parameters to compare are:
The single-phase models cover DIY, semi-professional and professional applications, from seasonal firewood preparation to frequent cutting of larger logs. The three-phase version is intended for professional work and more intensive sessions, provided that a suitable 400 V power supply is available.
The single-phase and three-phase versions share the same cradle frame and rotating-blade cutting principle. Their supply voltage, rated power and intended operating context differ. The choice should begin with the available electrical system, the usual log diameter and the amount of wood to be prepared.
BullMach single-phase log saws operate at 230 V and include models with different power ratings and blade diameters. This configuration is suitable for users with a single-phase line sized according to the machine's electrical specifications who prepare firewood for household, agricultural or professional purposes. The official models use 405, 505 and 700 mm blades, with declared maximum cutting capacities of 14, 17 and 25 cm respectively. This progression makes it possible to select the machine according to the actual section of the logs rather than power alone. The cradle guides the workpiece towards the rotating blade and keeps the process more orderly than an improvised support. On larger models, the wheels simplify repositioning on level surfaces. Before connecting the machine, the available power, cable cross-section, socket and system protection devices must be checked against the manual and technical data sheet.
Within the single-phase range, the comparison can focus on the following elements:
BullMach three-phase log saws are intended for locations equipped with a 400 V power supply and for more regular professional work. The ENIO 7200-3 features a 5000 W motor, a 700 mm hardened-steel blade with 64 teeth and a declared maximum cutting capacity of 25 cm. Its enamelled steel frame supports the cutting assembly and tilting cradle when preparing firewood for storage facilities, farms and wood-processing activities. The higher rated power does not alter the specified log diameter limit, which remains linked to the machine's overall configuration. Integrated wheels help move the saw bench across stable, even ground. Before purchase, the presence of a suitable three-phase socket, the available power and the compatibility of the electrical protection devices with the rating plate must be checked.
The three-phase version is distinguished by the following features:
Purchasing a BullMach saw bench from AgriEuro makes it possible to review technical data sheets, equipment and recommended usage levels before choosing. After the order, AgriEuro services support the product from dispatch through to requests for assistance and spare parts.
Buy the BullMach saw bench best suited to the available power supply and the logs to be processed from AgriEuro.
The choice begins with the diameter and quantity of the logs, the available power supply and the frequency of work. A model with a capacity of up to 14 or 17 cm may meet household firewood needs involving smaller pieces; sections up to 25 cm require versions with a 700 mm blade. Rated power should be assessed together with cutting capacity, not as an isolated parameter. Overall dimensions, weight, wheels and the features of the electrical system must also be checked.
The main difference concerns the supply voltage and motor power. BullMach single-phase models operate at 230 V and cover several usage levels; the three-phase version operates at 400 V and features a 5000 W motor. The three-phase model requires a compatible dedicated supply and is intended for more regular professional work. The availability of the correct electrical supply must be checked before purchase.
The official models considered have a declared maximum capacity of between 14 and 25 cm. The model with a 405 mm blade cuts up to 14 cm, the model with a 505 mm blade up to 17 cm, and the versions with a 700 mm blade up to 25 cm. The limit depends on the complete geometry of the machine and cannot be calculated simply by dividing the blade diameter by two. The specification on the individual model's data sheet always applies.
No. Blade diameter is important, but the actual capacity also depends on the cutting assembly, blade guard and cradle travel. Two machines with similar blades may therefore have different limits. The “maximum log diameter” value on the technical data sheet must be compared. The installed blade must also comply with the diameter, bore, thickness and other specifications required by the manufacturer.
The 230 V voltage is compatible with a single-phase supply, but the socket type alone is not enough to determine whether the system is suitable. Available power, current draw, cable cross-section and length, protection devices and socket characteristics must comply with the rating plate and manual. For 3000 or 3200 W models, the available load may require careful checking. A qualified electrician should be consulted in case of uncertainty.
Before starting, check the stability of the machine, condition of the cable, blade attachment and condition, guard and safety switch. The log must fall within the specified size limits and contain no visible metal objects. The work surface must be level, clear and well lit. The personal protective equipment specified in the manual must be worn, and no adjustment may be performed while the machine is connected to the power supply.
Routine maintenance includes removing sawdust, inspecting the blade, checking fasteners and examining the safety devices. Before cleaning or inspecting the machine, disconnect the power supply and wait for the blade to stop completely. Residues and build-up must be removed as instructed in the manual without applying unsuitable methods to electrical components. Worn or damaged parts must be replaced with compatible spares, and technical work should be entrusted to the support service.
A blade should be inspected when the cut becomes less regular, effort increases, unusual vibrations occur or the teeth show wear or damage. Sharpening must respect the geometry and material of the teeth and should preferably be entrusted to specialist personnel. A warped, cracked or incompatible blade must not be used. Replacement must follow the dimensions, centre bore and specifications stated by the manufacturer, with the machine disconnected from the power supply.
No. They are machines intended for two different stages of firewood preparation. The saw bench shortens the log with a circular blade, producing sections of the required length. The log splitter then divides each section along the grain to obtain smaller pieces. The two machines can therefore complement one another, but neither replaces the other and each must only be used for its intended function.
Yes. The range includes models intended for semi-professional and professional applications. The single-phase version with a 700 mm blade offers a declared capacity of 25 cm; the three-phase version combines the same blade diameter with a 5000 W motor and 400 V supply. Actual suitability depends on workload, permitted operating times, log dimensions and electrical infrastructure. These data must be compared on the model's data sheet and in its manual.