Another load of walnut dropped off today. might be a couple of pieces of hickory in there too. Man this scrounging is hard.
Scrounging Firewood (and other stuff)
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Another load of walnut dropped off today. might be a couple of pieces of hickory in there too. Man this scrounging is hard.
You deserve a beer and a good rest after that, FS
Ooops "I currently have some 90-100 cord, half or more is locust, in the 'wood yard'. I took a good look this monring. Make that some 60=70 cords out there, most being Black Locust".
Tried taking a film clip of me splitting wood. Now all I have to do is figure out how to down load from the camera and if it's there, how to post it here. Someone sent me instructions and they sound simple enought for even I to do it.
Bradford pear scrounge from my neighborhood. Little twiggy but she'll burn. 
that was a 3 beer load there mate.You deserve a beer and a good rest after that, FS
good stuff there Sam. takes a while to dry but burns nice.
Started the stacking for next winter process. That’s all I’ll be able to do for a couple weeks. We leave for Ireland tomorrow evening. Hopefully it’s cool enough there for me to see a turf fire.
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Upload the vid to youtube then copy the link and paste the link here. Find a young wippersnapper and they will have you fixed up in a jiffy
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Yea. Its a pain when when trees cut themselves down then deliver themselves.Another load of walnut dropped off today. might be a couple of pieces of hickory in there too. Man this scrounging is hard.
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Didn’t use it much today but maybe you axe swingers aren’t totally nuts. That Fiskars impressed me on some ash and elm. I have some big oak rounds I’m going to try it on to see if I can get them into manageable pieces so I don’t have to take the splitter. That way I can take the trailer and haul more home per trip.
On that Oak, don't hit the round in the center. Try more for off center. Split it in thirds. Trust me on this one, ask me how I know. The oak will be more like a two strike split.
Nice pictures.
Are things still pretty messed up there, or are those older pictures.
I've a already seen the red makitas on Craigslist, I was surprised at that!
The NWS said 16 tornadoes passed through, so there is still damage that needs to be cleaned up. Lots of broken off and uprooted trees. Lots of busy tree services.
Philbert
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Hayum....I have tried plunge cutting several times and it never works. It just stutters and kicks back real hard. I have full chisel on everything. Is it because of the chain? What am I doing wrong? I understand the concept of how its supposed to work but it never works. Full throttle? half?
Start with the bottom part of the bar nose and cut a bit and then tilt your way into it.
Start with the bottom part of the bar nose and cut a bit and then tilt your way into it.
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I tried that. I watched vids. Then tried it like they did in the vids. Saw spits itself out of the tree.
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I think I need more throttle. Chain is moving too slow and it grabs.
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I probably plunge cut more than any other cut. I'm a little nervous when it comes to leaners and barber chairs. Make sure you got the rpm's up and angle the tip when starting. Once you get it started you can usually just push the saw through. Your gonna cut most of the side anyways so if you have to scribe it wider than the tip to make it work that doesn't matter. Pretty crazy how small of a strap can hold so much wood.
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I'll cut a practice post next time im out
