TheLazyBFarm
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My SIL wants about a dozen rounds of wood for Xmas decorations at her company Christmas party.
The rounds will 12"-15" in diameter and about 2" thick; sort of like large dinner plates. i have the tree in mind to cut down to make the rounds (it's a cull); the question is: what's the best way to chainsaw the rounds so that they are "square" and level when placed on a table to hold drinks etc.?
I'll be using my Stihl MS362CM to do the cutting but have a 7 1/4" skil saw as well if that will help.
Thanks for any help!
ETA: If this isn't the right forum, please move as needed!
The rounds will 12"-15" in diameter and about 2" thick; sort of like large dinner plates. i have the tree in mind to cut down to make the rounds (it's a cull); the question is: what's the best way to chainsaw the rounds so that they are "square" and level when placed on a table to hold drinks etc.?
I'll be using my Stihl MS362CM to do the cutting but have a 7 1/4" skil saw as well if that will help.
Thanks for any help!
ETA: If this isn't the right forum, please move as needed!