Some people use different terminology. For me, ‘full comp’ (‘full complement’) is ‘standard’ sequence saw chain. ‘Full house’ is a specialty chain used for carving, cutting things like bamboo, and a few other things.
Philbert
Scrounging Firewood (and other stuff)
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Pretty much all my red oak became pallet wood.
HVWO?
I feel like that's what allot of us do though. Dads say something and we ignore it only to find out they were on to something some time later. And then we repeat the process with our boys. Have to have the teaching process like @bob kern who on here a couple months ago told a story where his boy decided to go against him towing a load of water with the dump cart the clear opposite direction he asked him to go and up a steep grade. He seen it coming a mile away, shrugged his shoulders. Out came the water and on to bucketing it back and forth went the boy. Such is life, dads say something, we do opposite and then we learn something new.
I’d use it for bar oil. We used the cheapest 10W30 from KMart for years. I have 50 year old bars that are 100% serviceable.Bottled In Peoples Republic of China with a German milk jug...
Not long ago I found my old Wrist Rocket. Hollow plastic Y with surgical tubing. The hollow handle held ball bearing shot. Push a button and one dropped into your hand.
We were going to mill the wood with the granberg for bridge boards hence the 6'6" length for the bride on the property but never got the time. Good thing is I bucked them with the Remingtons
and they are now in @Vtrombly woodpile 
Yea that is what I was thinking, I searched for it but couldn't find it. Was it really 99 cent's???
That full house looks wicked
I was thinking harvester but I guess I thought wrong
Yea pretty much same here it's either veneer pallet wood or firewood. One 600$ log everything else was not much. Our guy didn't haul anything away longer than 10-12' most were 8'4-6" and some 10'4" after measuring pallets I am pretty sure it was mostly pw. If you can get some real nice 16' logs I imagine those have some value in the trim world
I like the cutter less, can’t dull it.
Won't wear out files to quick either.
Their on the side of the rd
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That's funny, do you use a CB, sure you'd hear 4-wheeler there and it wouldn't be talking about ATV's.
A buddy of mine uses it to practice bringing the saw to the wood for racing. Not sure what other use it would have other than to run a piece of equipment or something like a bike.
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My logger cut everything to 8’ lengths. Said it was the easiest to sell. He had a mill from over an 1 hr away take the logs. I gotta look back at the tallys but I think my largest was about the low 30” range. Clear cut done in the 1950’s and here in my zone (which might be the same as you at 4) the oaks don’t grow fast at all. They were all pretty tight growth which would have been really nice QS timber.
Yea, full comp = standard
full skip = skip
Just sort of makes it clearer to folks what it is. Some will refer to half skip as skip.
full skip = skip
Just sort of makes it clearer to folks what it is. Some will refer to half skip as skip.
Not sure who sharpened those chains, but the white/red cutters need some serious help, they look semi-sharpened
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Are you saying that the live Ash trees up at my property are now Highly Valuable Ash Trees!!! (HVAT)!!!
They are about as light as you can get!
Years ago, my cousin made a bar stool using a combo of Black Cherry heartwood and Ash. The contrast was striking!
Also, do they use Ash for trim much? I have LOTS of trees that are not big diameter but go about 70' straight up w/o a branch!
I have three left at 16+ ft two red and one white .I cut one of the white into two 8 footers and milled it .
Done this while waiting for breakfast this morning....
