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"Chainsaw Lumbermaking" by Will Malloff PDF Project
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<blockquote data-quote="Brmorgan" data-source="post: 1306799" data-attributes="member: 23915"><p>Yeah, it's a lot of work, especially in the bigger logs, but you certainly can't beat the price. I cut hundreds of dollars' worth of douglas fir beams this summer for about $50 worth of gas (even at $1.40+/L) for the saws and quad to haul the wood out of the bush. The other upside is that the cuts you can make are limited only by your imagination, and you can find and cut interesting pieces of wood that would either be discarded as scrap or would be prohibitively expensive. Not to mention that you can't get the same feeling of satisfaction by going to the lumber yard and just picking up any old piece of wood.</p><p></p><p>Glad you enjoyed the book.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Brmorgan, post: 1306799, member: 23915"] Yeah, it's a lot of work, especially in the bigger logs, but you certainly can't beat the price. I cut hundreds of dollars' worth of douglas fir beams this summer for about $50 worth of gas (even at $1.40+/L) for the saws and quad to haul the wood out of the bush. The other upside is that the cuts you can make are limited only by your imagination, and you can find and cut interesting pieces of wood that would either be discarded as scrap or would be prohibitively expensive. Not to mention that you can't get the same feeling of satisfaction by going to the lumber yard and just picking up any old piece of wood. Glad you enjoyed the book. [/QUOTE]
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