Why did I look at this??? :drool:
You'd better build the arm under the box pretty stout! It's going to take a good hit to make it spin AND travel vertically no matter how well...
Very nice! If I was ever a bachelor again (not that I want to be) I'd build a BIG steel building and live in the loft of it. :thumbs:
I have one of their smaller axes that I use all the time. I love it. It's holds an edge very well and is well made!
I see most mailboxes in Maine where I go hunting that look like this. It's a lot simpler than a rotating one and it's self-resetting. [ATTACH]
I started my OWB this year after Christmas and I had a couple of issues. The display was acting funky; the numbers looked weird and my fan would...
I no longer drink, but when I did I enjoyed Molson XXX. The company I work for has it's parent location in Germany and I have had the pleasure of...
Honestly, I'd feel like a millionaire if my mortgage was paid off!
That's my plan, but to use an electric winch instead of a come-a-long.
My plan is to hook onto the furthest rack back and pull them all towards the front. I bought a bunch of pallet rack spreaders real cheap to use as...
These guys are local to my area and kiln dry their wood: Tetreault and Son Forest Management
So....I'm actually planning to build one of these after seeing it on another forum a couple of years ago. A neighboring town was scrapping a...
About 25 years ago, Hurricane Bob came through the area. A colleague of mine had some hardwood trees knocked down and wanted to know if I'd be...
Pretty cool!
I am happy to know you CBVT...God Bless
Those are great machines! You need to put a lift kit on them to get to a good working height, but they work better than a lot of new ones I've used.
Logrite makes a good product, but I like a wooden handle. Peavey is kind of the go-to brand in the North East for traditional style tools...
She sings for sure! No doubt what I'm running when you hear that sound.
See the can of worms you opened? :hair:
I hope he was only cutting for firewood. He has a bunch of pulled fiber on every stump. If the wedge was cut at 70 degrees or more he'd save a lot...