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Daggum that’s a pretty saw. Been thinking of sending the 572 down the road for a while and this may just make me do it.

Sure am. Not many trees but AI sure do like it here.

PEX is very easy to work with. Depending on you room you can use corner clamps that will put a nice radius in the tubing and avoid the 90s all together but they need a fair bit of room to work. The clamp system is a good way of doing it just use a gauge if they have one available to check your...

A good shop should be able to patch that, as long as it’s not in the side wall they should be able to patch it and have it hold.

That is a thought but where I’m moving I’ll hardly have a “real” use for a 70cc as is. Not too many trees in ND around my new place lol. But if the OP hangs here too long issues like lack of trees will end up being meaningless....

Dagum...meant a 372 smh lol But I did have a 572 and it was a good saw. Ran well!

I’m not a super in depth chainsaw mech but know more than enough to get myself in trouble mainly from a few years of being on these sites. Behaving owned Dolmar, Husqvarna and Stihl in different varieties both AT/MT and std carb. I’ve come to this conclusion. They are just like vehicles. Every...

Should be holding : ctrl-alt-print screen to grab a screen shot of what’s on the monitor. Then right click on the mouse to insert the picture into the text area.

Once that wood is stained from the disease causing the spalting, in my experience it’s there for good. Wood is inherently chasing but that staining usually stays. I have some birch that had spalting and it’s been in my garage for nearly two years and it has not gone away. Character may change...

I don’t advocate burning green line species but living in MT you don’t have too many hardwood options. Pine burns just fine. Doug Fir is sought after and dried burns well and hot. Living in hardwood country line gets the nose turn because there are better sources. But people have lived for...

That is a fantastic looking work on that mill. Your welding?

If you have room stack those slabs horizontally 8-12” off the ground with blocking then place stickers in between (stacking the stickers above each other) and seal the ends with something like Anchorseal. That way the moisture will dry out through the flats not the end grain and reduce checking...

Was that another post on here? The other one posted for $100 more is not state side if I’m not mistaken.

Nice, never realized they had these types of kits. I have used helicoils before but haven’t seen this kit. Great. Hope the OP can use these successfully.

Pretty much a helicoil right? Those work pretty well.

It would make some wicked veneer too. That grain will be like fire once it gets hit with a finish.

Wow, that is some awesome stuff.

SPF

I didn’t get a chance to see the pictures but here in MT we have a lot of Silver Maple trees that produce some nice lumber.

I first thought a plumb, but if it wasn’t a fruit bearing is it possible to be a Russian Olive, has similar bark and thorny branches. Tiny little leaves a lot of folks out west planted the invasive weed/tree for windrows and shade areas.