Just go light it on fire. It's your wood.What would you do if someone stole a processed load of ash from you and you know who done it well I'll have to find out if guess
@coryj or anybody else that knows, what's the idea with the weird shaped bar on the old blue Homelite 3rd from the left?
It's a bow saw. I believe they were mainly used for bucking pulpwood.
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What would you do if someone stole a processed load of ash from you and you know who done it well I'll have to find out if guess
And California.Yep. IIANM, OSHA has banned them.
Just go light it on fire. It's your wood.
@MustangMike I was thinking of you when I scrounged this up yesterday. The guy has a 2011 or 12 Shelby 500 and he was restoring a 71 with a 351 Boss .
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when I was in Georgia in the late 70 we had saws like that, made it easy to cut on the ground with out bending over so much.@coryj or anybody else that knows, what's the idea with the weird shaped bar on the old blue Homelite 3rd from the left?
Skip chisel on a long bar does an interesting job noodling in my experienceeven chisel chain on my ms-170 noodles better than semi-chisel. Noodle milling is an option not done as well with ripping chain; which is designed to cut close to 90 degrees from a noodle cut.Cutting the end grain is what ripping chain is sposed to be best with about 10 angle on cutters. I've found it cuts small chips that don't clear well. Milling with square chisel skip cuts larger chips and clears better in my experience with white oak and ash. Noodling any logs is every bit as good for me.wait...I thought noodling WAS ripping. If I set a round end up and try to cut down from the top the rip chain sucks. If I lay it on its side and splay (rip) it then the rip chain is awesome. I thought a rip chain would be better at noodling than a crosscut chain(?)
Sorry Mike.Sounds great, those are some nice cars, but all I see is a saw!!! The 351 Boss was a strong running motor. The Boss 302 and Z-28 302 were neck & neck, but the Boss 351 destroyed the Z-28 350. Too bad is was so close to the end of "real performance" for quite some time to come.
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