Yes, there's a thread here just for that. I've linked the last post there for ease.
https://www.arboristsite.com/threads/what-are-you-making-with-your-milled-wood.365583/#post-7984124
Let's see some pics of your bench and any other projects.
Scrounging Firewood (and other stuff)
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Let's see some pics of your bench and any other projects.
I found this doing an inspection the other day. A weight coach literally asked me " so that's dangerous?"
I went with the 330 gallon totes because they hold more wood. I don't have to move as many back and forth for my house during the Winter. Taller totes means less storage space needed on my woodlot. I have 10 of them right now. If you cut the plastic jug diagonally they can be used for covers.
If I'm not mistaken, about two years ago, a man on our road wound up paying for car repairs and medical bills when someone lost it coming around a corner and hit his mail box. ( 6 " steel pipe filled with concrete. ) I don't agree with it. Could have been a tree, then would they make the tree pay? I don't think he set out to hurt someone but to put in a post he wouldn't have to replace every month or so over vandalism.
I think they are just as hard as the Stihl chains.
Show a pic of how you cut it?
Yup, I agree with you that it is not right. There was another guy that had kids with baseball bats destroying his mailbox all the time. He took a mailbox full of cement and put it out at night. If I recall correctly those kids did a drive by that night and the mailbox didn't move. The bat broke and killed the kid. I'll try to find that story.
I drill (4) 1/4" holes on the corners and use bungie cords to keep them in place. I used my battery powered sawzall to cut the tubs in half.
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Ah, tent style, got it.
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Yes, my thoughts exactly. I'm not sure, but I'm hoping to be able to stack them two high in my drying area to conserve on space. I'm going to pick some up shortly, whenever I can find them for 50.00 each or less. I figure I can stack 28 of them on my gooseneck, and then one or two in the bed of my truck, so I'll start with about 30 of them.
There's all kinds of videos on YouTube of how guys cut the bladders for lids on them.
12 coats of water based spar urethane. Didn’t use any stain this is local wood I didn’t mill it but I did all the planing . Its white oak
Ambull-welcome back buddy!
Good morning guys, it’s a crisp 6 degrees this morning here. My neighbor at the cabin said it was zero there.
The littles and I are just enjoying some coffee and then I need to head to Walmart to grab some Easter party supplies for the lions.
The littles and I are just enjoying some coffee and then I need to head to Walmart to grab some Easter party supplies for the lions.
WTF
I was able to trim the video of my 268/ 272XP conversion saw. It is not the greatest video but the saw rocks for what it is. I guess that didnt work.
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Got the Goldwing out yesterday 2015 40th anniversary model . Original battery and it cranked like new after sitting all winter . No tender on it . My Glide is on its 4th battery and is a 2012 . I have to leave a tender in it all winter or it’ll be stone dead
Sounds good!
If I don't leave a tender on the ST1100 it drains the battery down over the Winter. I'm surprised your Wing doesn't do that.
Never had a problem with the battery draining
