Scrounging Firewood (and other stuff)
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not to break up the oil thread's theme... lol, but speaking of woodworking. isn't scrounging woodworking... well, of sorts. still working on my ez fenceline sit down seat project. old screws, while ok cleaned just can't cut it. so all been replaced with real wood screws suitable to hold well. in new wood. decided where metal meets underside of seat, no new wood, screw in studs. I like studs! 
then once finally set, all I need is 8-32 washer, lock and nut. I have them all. but think I will ck out some other locks at Lowes or HD...
then once finally set, all I need is 8-32 washer, lock and nut. I have them all. but think I will ck out some other locks at Lowes or HD...
my other woodworking project is for sitting down once tired from cutting scrounged wood. lol... part of it required some gluing and clamping.
MM - did u post up any pix of ur table in use? dinner on it at the cabin?....
for my finish, now that all items r stained for that $4500 dark walnut table look... I am using Varathane Exterior Spar Finish; oil based. slick stuff. I was first introduced to it as a teenager. my dad used it to finish the rifle stocks he made. after all the prepwork got done and applied and processed... the final work included hand buffing with super fine pumice for finish work. final result... deep glass-look! mine is ruff at best as to finished wood, etc... old wood had on hand. but has one kicka** finished look to it. i did however, skip the pumice work. lol. pix at 11
MM - did u post up any pix of ur table in use? dinner on it at the cabin?....
for my finish, now that all items r stained for that $4500 dark walnut table look...
I am using Varathane Exterior Spar Finish; oil based. slick stuff. I was first introduced to it as a teenager. my dad used it to finish the rifle stocks he made. after all the prepwork got done and applied and processed... the final work included hand buffing with super fine pumice for finish work. final result... deep glass-look! mine is ruff at best as to finished wood, etc... old wood had on hand. but has one kicka** finished look to it. i did however, skip the pumice work. lol. pix at 11
KiwiBro
Mill 'em, nails be damned.
Woodworking you say. Ok, progress report on the chest of drawers is drawers glued and rough sanded. Can't decide if going with a box carcase all dovetailed together like a Japanese style or more colonial with a top overhang and scocia. Got an idea for handles to try out tomorrow. Will either be epic or total disaster. Could go either way.
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Woodworking? I don't know how you guys get your splits so straight and square - this is what mine look like after I was done "woodworking" on Thursday night.
I don't go to a gym, but working out will provide benefits that few "jobs" can replicate, … it is good to do both.
Stretching, core exercises, and anaerobic exercises are all very beneficial toward your long term health.
Push ups, pull ups, leg lifts, knee bends, hand grips, stretching (all kinds), dumbbells, running, biking, hitting the bag … all good stuff.
Stretching, core exercises, and anaerobic exercises are all very beneficial toward your long term health.
Push ups, pull ups, leg lifts, knee bends, hand grips, stretching (all kinds), dumbbells, running, biking, hitting the bag … all good stuff.
I'll be away for 5 days … down to FL for my Mom's 90th. I'm not bringing my computer.
Your right, that way.
No, that would be no gas and all oil.
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Turn the high out until its blubbering like mad, then run it in slowly until it stops and you should hear the difference, from the limted rpm a 1/4 to a half turn will get you where you need to be.
Of course you could get a black unlimited coil and install it and then you'd know right where it's 4-stroking at. It can be difficult with a limiter.
Be sure to run 40:1 in that saw, they have plastic bearing cages and like to be well lubed.
Your bring the saws though right
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Nice load.Woodworking? I don't know how you guys get your splits so straight and square - this is what mine look like after I was done "woodworking" on Thursday night.
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You have to work the chain over a little to get them real smooth.
Top is a 3/8 chain I just finished, bottom is a brand new husky 325 chain, this was cut running as much pressure as the saw would allow without bogging below the power curve. The wood is seasoned cherry, its quite hard. Sorry about the oil splatter on the bottom lol.
hi kiwi - I have been thinking of a handle for my tossed-out scrounged seat project. lots over at L and HD... then I remembered I have an old garage door handle from my old wood garage door. think it just might work. price is right!
your work looks good...
right on MM! I remember USMC OCS. the push ups! the pull ups! "no, not that way Candidate... this way!!" lol... the leg lifts on the tarmac... and deep knee bends, too. and the running. omg, the running!... learned to do that b4 I entered. din't want the USMC 'teaching' me how to run!! lol. we din't hit the bag often... we did hit each other - pugil stix... and we hit the O-Course, too. now there is a ba**-buster if I have ever run into such... and of course, we also had a few dumbells, too. they self-dropped sooner or later!
as for running... I was a committed runner for over 40 years! 3 & 6 miler kind of runner. and with what I now know about the human body and ageing... and bike riding... I would never have been a runner, but I would definitely have been a bike rider. I am aghast
at these strongman tv shows... lifting such weight... and the abuse to the body! oh well... each to his own. one thing for sure... if a person lives long enough... time will catch up to them. all the info is out there, too bad some can't heed to it...how it was...
Well , was back at the gym today
Stretching, pulling, lifting, choker setting, felling, delimbing, winching and chipping
Stretching, pulling, lifting, choker setting, felling, delimbing, winching and chipping
Petzl Vent for the win !!!
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Well , was back at the gym today
Stretching, pulling, lifting, choker setting, felling, delimbing, winching and chipping
In summary, a nice day !
Sure was !
Got some apple , oak, maple and one small thorny tree added to the pile , we chipped the popple .
That corner of the lot had thick small growth .
Noise bylaw sez quiet time till 11:00 am tomorrow @ 200' to the nearest resi so we'll start down by the roadside tomorrow am , the big treeline
Got some apple , oak, maple and one small thorny tree added to the pile , we chipped the popple .
That corner of the lot had thick small growth .
Noise bylaw sez quiet time till 11:00 am tomorrow @ 200' to the nearest resi so we'll start down by the roadside tomorrow am , the big treeline
Scrounged up this Mulberry? Noodled a few rounds that were left at a dump close to my house, ran outta fuel so back tomorrow for the rest if it’s still there.
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I have seen a few guys try to run their saws on straight bar oil. It did not work.
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