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    What's killing arborvitae?

    What about pool chemicals? Is there a pool?
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    What's killing arborvitae?

    I’ve seen Bagworms do that before.
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    Any of you guys have a sawmill?

    That’s a beautiful cant. Cant wait to see what you’re going to make with it.
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    Any of you guys have a sawmill?

    Made a canoe seat today from some mulberry. Can you guess what line I used?
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    Be honest....

    I should start putting my signature on them… ‘From breezy to flushcut, a real show stopper’
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    Be honest....

    It’s tradition to leave at least one tool behind. I used to have a lot of wheel chocks.
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    Stump Cut Troubles

    Could be a combination of the bar burs and an unevenly sharpened chain. A regular filing on the bar with a flat file keeps mine cutting straight. Also, I noticed that a higher carbon steel bar by Sugihara does not need as much maintenance as the Stihl bars I’m used to. Nor does a higher carbon...
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    Don’t you just love working alongside main roads…

    The most miserable job that I’ve ever had the misfortune to assist with, was tree work for a school with DOT oversight. We were clearing trees so the school could add a turn lane. Every time a branch fell five feet from the edge of the road, they would get out of their vehicles enter into our...
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    Do I quit the best job I ever got?

    My 2¢ is to keep your own gig going and do contract climbing/consulting on the side. You’ll make more capital in the long run and you won’t have to worry about getting laid off. I wish you the best Matias.
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    Today....

    I estimate that this Water Oak weighed around 33,000 lbs.
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    Today....

    That was a confident performance. Well played, I can imagine you saved a lot of time lowering it that way.
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    Today....

    So, did you nail the lay?
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    Arts and Crafts

    You might change your mind if you could have seen how difficult the door making process was. I should have planed the boards first to make the tongue and grooves line up properly. Rough sawn lumber vary in thickness from board to board.
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    Arts and Crafts

    Yes, it grows like a weed around here. I like the trees and have quite a few of them growing in my own yard.
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    Arts and Crafts

    Finally glued/clamped these two panel solid cedar doors. The two panels are 1” thick and the outer frame is 2” thick. I used a table saw to make it tongue and groove. I’ll post a picture after they’re installed.
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