Good footwear is a must. My job buys us steel toe shoes/boots every year so I always wear a pair of Keens when I cut. I've been tempted to wear...
Dogwood? Is it dense?
That's a good idea. The tree I'm doing right now is one that has been down for a few years but was semi suspended, so there is plenty of dry...
I can see that. I think the other factor would be stack ability. Oak can get pretty gnarly.
That looks great!
This is a tip I needed to hear. Do you leave them in for a certain amount of time or just throw them in and take them out next time your in the shop?
Currently I'm dismantling an old pine tree (think 40ft tall blue spruce downed) and I'm buckin the trunk and everything that's good and usable....
That's heart wrenching. It's always super frustrating when you see good wood get tossed like that. :faint:
