Nice clean wood there, looks like it was a pleasure to do that work.
Man, I would not want to be a tree anywhere near you. I fear I’d be cut, split and stacked in no time !
Brrr, the icebox of CT. I see why you need that wood! Nice haul.
Yes, seeing a dr makes sense. Think of it as an investment in yourself so you can get back to wood cutting.
Will do, on all fronts, brad! I know to keep bar to the side, but I was getting lazy today. Definitely lesson learned.
The chain brake must have engaged with the force of the kickback. I thought that that might have happened by chance, but I’m glad to hear that...
today was first experience with kickback from chainsaw. I’ve had it happen to a small degree but today was a whole different thing. No injuries...
I could see taking some of that, but all of it could be challenging. I use the odd and end size pieces to hold down the tin roofing I use to top...
Nice looking tree there, sounds like it will serve you well.
Good idea with the Dunkin’ Donuts card. Different towns are different with how they look at taking away wood. Luckily for me, the 2 I have...
Don’t be hard on yourself, it does look mulberry-ish.
I’d do the beech, great BTU’s, less drying time than oak.
The wood had body odor? That’s too bad, but glad you had a good score. Lol
You better get on it then :D
Wow, did you guys get a ring count?
Hey thanks! Great read,learned a lot.
I will get a true measurement next time. Probably 5 ft diameter. Can’t imagine it’s any younger that 200-250 yrs old.
[ATTACH] was out with the dogs at a hiking spot we haven’t been to in a while. This big white oak has to have been here for a good couple hundred...
People have all sorts of false beliefs that become common knowledge (aside from the fact that they are completely wrong). I used to see this all...
Wood that’s less than 7 percent mc? Is that reading from middle of the piece of wood?
