when did saws become more than tools to you?
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Zackman1801
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To me saws are really still just a tool. I enjoy cutting and tinkering on them since its fun and keeps my interest. but the only reason i have so many is to keep me in the woods working should one break down.
ProMac1K
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Yes, I can say that over and over.... Sometimes I think my better days are to come, but then I have to think, maybe they've been here and I just didn't know it. I reflect a lot about past times....they can't be replaced.
This site is sure a good welcoming though! Good guys here!
Co3Da
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when it started doing more for me than my wife
How can a chainsaw be more than just a tool? it is just a tool, maybe one we like more than others but still just a tool...I like my SnapOn tools just as well,but they too are tools...
I have to wonder if some of you sleep with your saws under your bed?
I have to wonder if some of you sleep with your saws under your bed?
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Are you trying to change peoples minds or just make 'em feel like crap for liking something?
mattmc2003
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When i thought it was a good idea to buy a new 460 and extras just for a firewood saw, that i haven't even really "worked" with yet. Just got bored and ripped up stuff.
Nailgunner
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When mains gas became more expensive than whiskey, and I pulled out my crappy gas fires. When I realised that people would thank me for taking away nuisance trees. When I saw my last gas bill go down by 90%. And every time I leave my boots by the fire in the evening so they're warm and dry in the morning, and every time I find myself working hard on a heap of wood, on my third tank of fuel, down to a shirt with the ground frozen solid and having the time of my life making a massive heap of firewood. Simple pleasures 
ProMac1K
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They aren't always considered tools, they can just be considered possessions or interests, hobbies and addictions. Depends upon the person using it......
One mans tool, can be another man's play toy, my brother!! :jawdrop: Make sense? :monkey:
One mans tool, can be another man's play toy, my brother!! :jawdrop: Make sense? :monkey:
whitedogone
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the day I walked in the door of this place
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sefh3
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About 4 years ago when I bought my first Stihl. Then this site came to my attention and now I have CAD!!!!!
mile9socounty
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The day my father actually let me use the P/P42HP. I was 12 and fell in love with it. Ever since, well it's a nonstop ordeal. 
mowoodchopper
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When I was maybe 12 yrs old, dad took us out to cut wood every weekend it seemed and fired up the old pro 10-10. I loved the sound of that saw then I got my first saw for Christmas maybe a yr or 2 later not sure exactly how old I was between 12 and 14 I guess. Anyway I guess it runs in the family because I have a cousin on here a lot and a little bro that you couldn't hide the ax or hatchet good enough from when he was about 4 yrs old. Dad would say go put that hatchet up and you would turn around 15 min later and he would be trying to chop down something!!!
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Steve NW WI
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Chainsaws are tools? Here I thought they were just an excuse to buy more tools to tinker on them with!
Not sure when it happened here, most likely the day I first got to run a chainsaw.
I do know that my new 7300 has yet to spend a night outside, or even in the unheated shed. It seems perfectly happy sitting next to the cabinet in the basement, but I do keep the fuel tank empty so it doesn't try anything funny with the woodwork down there!
Not sure when it happened here, most likely the day I first got to run a chainsaw.
I do know that my new 7300 has yet to spend a night outside, or even in the unheated shed. It seems perfectly happy sitting next to the cabinet in the basement, but I do keep the fuel tank empty so it doesn't try anything funny with the woodwork down there!
i agree all tools ar emore than tools, like my hobart welder, grinders, drills still ts400 cut off saw, the bench i fabbed from scratch. im just that way and tools have made my life so to me they are more than just to tools.
im pretty sure i had cad before finding this place, i just didnt know how bad it was yet.
im pretty sure i had cad before finding this place, i just didnt know how bad it was yet.
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