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I'll go out this afternoon and take some leaf pics so we can figure this out.
Nothin beats the look of a brand spakin new saw [emoji106] [emoji106] [emoji106]
Well spill the beans!
It splits easy, has strait grain and really doesn't have a smell to it.
Don't have a clue what this is.... [IMG] [IMG] [IMG] The two big pieces by the axe the other stuff is oak and pecan I had a good haul today[emoji4]
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Yes I just thought it would be a good shot for size comparison the 562is my fav but in big wood the 661 can't be beat[emoji4]
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Now that's a retirement plan!
I accidentally cut some sweet gum a couple weeks ago it was mixed in with some small oak that fell when I got to it even the x27 had a hard time...
Really common tree in eastern Arkansas where I live it's in the red oak family lol no I'm not making shingles I was just seeing how thin I could...
O boy I got a load of water oak today and it's the easiest splitting wood I've ever split, I swear if you look at it hard enough it will split. I...
That's 2 rounds I split them up like a big ole pie so they're light enough to put in the truck. [IMG] That's my twin girls standing in the trunk...
Another max load of good ole white oak[emoji4] [IMG]
