nice big burn pile, although by the looks of it the stuff from yesterday is barely scorched :hair:
Not on the workbench yet but coming soon. I was very generously gifted these saws yesterday by FHC’s own jo191145 . They had a few years of grime...
Your photography is fine, it's the object being captured :whistle:
Thanks for having us up there for a cutting session Joe. My truck was squatting pretty good on the ride back. It was great to finally shake your...
Stay tuned for later today… there’s more to be revealed ;) I understand your stance. It’s one that I adopt cyclically. Right now I’m in the mood...
Hey Doug, have you ever perused the forum rules in the resources section? I’m not sure tearing apart another member and his significant other is...
Dude… if you didn’t point that out I never woulda seen :whistle:
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Looks like some variety of Japanese maple to me. Twigs look like opposite branching. I’ve seen a few cultivars around.
Wonderful, PM sent.
Geeze, I wonder what kind of top shelf high BTU wood you'll be cutting then? :whistle:;)
That sure is one perfect load! Drive safe, and I hope you have enough room in the trailer on the way back for that heavy stack of Benjamins you’ll...
Beautiful telephone pole straight oak, right up your alley :thumbs:
lol sometimes they do dry up for a while… I’ve been lucky in that they’ve been clearing hazard trees along the backroads near my work recently.
I was planning to cut more large oak today but they recently cut this dead roadside black locust so…. yeah :emb: The Husky 61 with the 272 top end...
I almost wonder if the dealer miscounted the drive links when making the chain from the roll. Nobody’s infallible.
The native range historically went up the Champlain valley close to Canada so they probably were around sporadically, at one point anyway. I know...
Like clockwork, eh? For me Elton John's tiny dancer/Tony Danza drives me up a wall :hair: But AC/DC back in black isn't far behind either. Radio...
You got me curious so I did some quick research. Apparently I can't even legally ship them to the west coast at all because there's a quarantine...
I plant them outside in early spring around late March. For the winter I store them in containers full of moist potting soil in a cold (but not...
