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Wood related scrounges without wood

Discussion in 'The Wood Pile' started by jo191145, Jun 19, 2021.

  1. buZZsaw BRAD

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    2x6 & 5/4x6 lumber scrounged today. To be utilized in a future rack build. Same source as post #325. IMG_6187.JPG
     
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    I was at the local recycling center this morning. Spied a rusty old tool box next to the metal dumpster. Well this inquiring hoarder had to open and check. Walla, rusty splitting wedge. Glad I checked. IMG_6190.JPG I don't sledge and wedge that often any more, but I have a tendency to loose things like this.
     
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    Nice score. Looks like one of the more slender wedges that starts easily!
     
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    Yes. I have one like it...somewhere. Looks like someone used it a bit as the mushrooming was ground off.
    It will stay in back of the truck for for when I need it along with the other handled firewooding tools. I will use a steel wedge when I fell a tree from time to time. :eek:
     
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    Paint it bright yellow, or orange, or some colour that makes it catch your eye.
     
  6. MikeInMa

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    That sure looks like wood to me.

    Do I not understand the thread's title? :whistle:
     
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    Yes. I have one like it...somewhere. Looks like someone used it a bit as the mushrooming was ground off.
    It will stay in back of the truck for for when I need it a the other handled firewooding tools. I will use a steel wedge when I fell a tree from time to time.
    :picard:
     
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    Trip to the dump this morning to get rid of some scrap wood and an old door from a job. Spotted a couple 12' long PT 2x10's that i couldnt pass up. Luckily outside of the dumpster as it was full. IMG_6200.JPG
    Passed this just a few houses down from wood storage later. Required my turning around as I thought I was seeing things. Stainless steel chimney cap. Never used. Top is nearly 2'x 3'. Did a little research and its probably $200 new. IMG_6196.JPG
     
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    Yesterday from my oak score. 6x6 PT timbers. 3'+ These will make good sleepers for a new half cord log rack build I have planned. IMG_6225.JPG and yes MikeInMa I realize its wood! :picard:
     
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