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Looks good there. Have to love the scent too for awhile anyway. My nose gets raw after a day of cutting Cedar but after a few brews back to good.

As for original lengths for sanders over 30 years old? None. As for guys who don't their wives handle hard woods other things shrink as well. Keep on sawin'

Milled five of these out of a Red Maple which let a 20" branch snap of 20' up. Figure I'd use the Rockwell 653 to do most of the bull work. Don't let your power planers and sanders heat up to melt wires.

Guys, Took it complete and running but leaking fuel to a local saw shop. They said no problem. A month later they call and say they can't fix the leaking fuel line cause they can't get the clutch off. They told me it has to come this far apart to get to the line. WTF do I know? I have enough...

Anyone know the easy way to get the clutch off? Gotta' do this first so I can replace the fuel line.

42" or so.

Almost kept cutting this into firewood rounds then got to thinking... Got five of them. Red Maple. Already sold one for $400

It will definitely work with minimal strain. Go for it.

All good. Come up to the shop not this weekend but next. lots of beer there.

Was the driveway surface hot from the day? Cedar is like a sponge. It can and will absorb moisture as well as having it sucked out. Wet it down.

Ya the ad i was reading stated for use on extra long bars.

Anyone try this chain yet? Some reviews stated faster cut time.

Oleo Mac triple 9 fatback. Designed to cut concrete/stone but does even better in wood.

Haven't posted for some years now. Getting back into some big wood again. Any old timers still around? Jimdad, you still dulling up chains? BobL, Any Funnel Web bites to speak of? Betterbuilt, F'in up any projects as of late? Rarefish, Can I now go through Maryland with a CWC permit without fear...

Taking my family to near Franklin in August for the eclipse. Was wondering anyone down there might have 4 or five 7" or so x 5' of anything I would slap together a rustinic pikinikinik table. I'll have my camper in tow so bringing my own is out for the weight of it. Ranger brought this log to me...

Look midway up the bar. There is a simple clamp that keeps the bar straight. Get into the cut 2"-3" then it has to be removed.

60" on a modified Oly Mac 999

Red pine is structural and a wipe down with acetone will minimize resin somewhat. Many Mid Atlantic factories 100+ years old were built with these timbers. Beautiful wood in my book.

Tung is just as good. Remember; some of the pieces we create will last centuries and some just part of a lifetime. Don't sweat it. There's still plenty of wood left last I checked. Have fun with it all. :)

You could spray or roll on linseed oil in 2 or 3 liberal coats and walk away trouble free for 5 years. Then do it again. If you have air and a gun you can do that piece in 2 minutes. What touches the ground could be "spackled" with a good silicone caulk and putty knife. Bigoak, give me a call...