Not necessarily. Putting fenders around the wheels, the round could either rest against the back plate or wider rounds would rest against the...
Looks great!! One thing I think I would do is widen the track and move the rear plate back to the axle.. that would reduce the pull required to...
Got a little pine today. [ATTACH]
If there is nothing to hit, I’d be comfortable felling as long as the natural lean matched the wind direction. Probably an increased possibility...
Sometimes, I wish I had outriggers as the unforeseen bump in the path tips my hand truck and sends the load spilling to the ground. That’s one...
If you question the quality if your care, there is no question as to whether or not you should move on... go to someone who will listen to your...
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If I am without my dolly, I often regret it. [ATTACH]
Nice work gboutdoors !!
You can take a screenshot of the spreadsheet and upload it.. looks like a pretty slick operation. Have you considered a different heat source to...
Jim, thanks for posting.. do you keep track of the number of kilowatts of electricity that are required to run a load through the kiln? Also,...
Grahamt what are your thoughts on this and how will you be affected?
Looks like they could have used an internal headache rack!!
I would think with that install, one thing someone could do to prevent combustion of the adjacent materials would be to splash a little water on...
Black birch. Grab a twig, scratch off the bark and see if it smells minty.
It’s a mid grade wood. Dries relatively quickly. I’m happy to use it on all but the coldest days of the year. Some use it for shoulder season if...
You might be able to bring one of the twigs inside, put it in a glass of water and try to get the buds to open to see what the leaves look like...
See that last picture where the twigs are opposite each other? That is an indicator that it is not elm, birch or hickory. Two common trees that...
[ATTACH] Kind of like this. But leave one end open.
Got any pics of the buds? I suspect they are opposite each other on the branches. Elm, birch and Hickory trees are alternately arranged.
