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What have you found in a round?

Discussion in 'The Wood Pile' started by Smokinpiney, Aug 2, 2015.

  1. HDRock

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    A 1/2" bolt
    No saw involved
    I have cut some nails and fence with the saw though :hair:
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    Some kinda U bolt
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  2. cus_deluxe

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    looks like that eye-bolt has been there a minute.
     
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  3. HDRock

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    Probably was eye-bolt, haven't burnt that piece yet
     
  4. ohio log slayer

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    I found a piece of chain link fence in an elm round this past weekend while splitting. That's about it so far this year.
     
  5. Oldman47

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    I am presently working on my chain link so I know exactly what I am seeing. If I allowed my chain link cuts to become a part of my plan I would have some rounds that would definitely contain chain link material. On the other hand, I have plenty of material that contains that same chain link. Because I know that, I present no material for harvest that contains chain link. If someone comes in to harvest material from me, I will warn them of the chain link presence. I cannot prevent them ruining a chain on the metal but I can warn them of the possibility.
     
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  6. HDRock

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    Welcome to the club, ohio log slayer
     
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  7. Woodchuck

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    Same here :D
     
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    As promised heres a cool pic taken at work. not cut by me personally but still worth sharing.
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  9. Smokinpiney

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    Hard boiled egg??
     
  10. skylogger

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    Golf ball!
     
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    haha yep, no fakin that one. A ball that somehow landed in the crotch of a tree and stayed there for many years until it was cut down and somehow somebody managed to cut into it.
     
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    I found a nail Saturday.

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  13. unclefess

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    i just got a great score and found a hook and another pulley ,and yes i hit the thing but the round part was plastic carville logs 004.JPG carville logs 022.JPG
     
  14. swags

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    I didn't take a pic but found a piece of rebar running up the length of a willow. It was dead center in the middle of a 30"+ stump. Must have been there since the tree was planted, I'm thinking they used it to support the tree and never moved it.
     
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  15. DaveGunter

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    I was filling the woodshed today and noticed this on one of the splits.
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    So I split it open some more.

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    This is what I ended up with. Makes sense a lot of my wood came from a campground.
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    What is it DaveGunter?
     
  17. DaveGunter

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    Sorry, maybe my pics aren't so good? It is a lag screw wire insulator, with a length of wire still wound around it.
     
  18. KaptJaq

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    Pictures are great. Most urban or non-farm folk don't expect power lines to be run tree to tree so don't expect to see insulators imbedded in firewood. I was surprised to see it with wire still on it. I'll guess that the structure it supplied was suddenly abandoned...

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    As did I on one occasion, did you find it in the East, West, or South?
     
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    I've never found anything in a log, but back in the late 90's or so one of my grandma's relatives was cutting down a tree on the farm she grew up on in West Virginia and they found a headstone that the tree had grown around. It turned out to be one of our ancestors who was a Lieutenant or Captain or something in the Revolutionary War.
     
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