RandyMac
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just 'til you hit 40
The Descriptive Process
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treeslayer2003
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lol, we both over that hump...........i know what ya mean tho, takes longer every year now.
RandyMac
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60 is close, bearings and bushings show the wear, half a turn on the wheel, to take up the slack
treeslayer2003
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i always said we shoulda had grease fittings lol.
potassium, like in bannaners (retch) yer muscles are probably working harder then usual to compensate for the bits that don't work so good, or like the other have said its nerve damage caused by the break and agrevated by continuing to work too damn hard.
If it is the nerves a cortizone shot works pretty good, I've had a few of them takes a bit of time say a week or four but after a while things start working more or less as they should. You'll need a doctor to prescribe it though.
If it is the nerves a cortizone shot works pretty good, I've had a few of them takes a bit of time say a week or four but after a while things start working more or less as they should. You'll need a doctor to prescribe it though.
Clint, my hands will do the same after a good Saturday's work for me. Pretty embarrassing and freaky at the grocery store when it happens as you are trying to pay the checkout girl. Copious quantities of rubbing alcohol is the only thing that seems to give quick relief for me from any cramp. I attribute mine to dehydration, vibrations and getting old. Ron
Bob, so the old PM850 gave you a grin. Glad to see it.
I know you don't care for my little drilling hammer so I am replacing it with something I came up with while pining to get back to cutting. I hope you approve - 5# Plumb with a freshly converted mattock handle. When I get better I'll beat it hard to make sure it is good to go and figure out what length I want. Seems tight under light testing. Ron
I know you don't care for my little drilling hammer so I am replacing it with something I came up with while pining to get back to cutting. I hope you approve - 5# Plumb with a freshly converted mattock handle. When I get better I'll beat it hard to make sure it is good to go and figure out what length I want. Seems tight under light testing. Ron
treeslayer2003
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thats a nice lookin ax
Ron i recently went to an ax, the transition was very easy. the ax carries better and i can stick in junk wood so im not looking for my hammer on the ground.
i never seen a plumb shaped like that
Ron i recently went to an ax, the transition was very easy. the ax carries better and i can stick in junk wood so im not looking for my hammer on the ground.
i never seen a plumb shaped like that
It is a rafting axe. As I understand it, the head is for driving pegs into logs being rafted. Anyway it should be the cat's meow for driving wedges. Ron
Perfect choice.
Trx250r180
Saw polisher
I like old plomb or plumb tools ,cant remember when they changed to proto ,but i bet that axe head has some good steel in it ,anyone know how to date the old tools ? i am thinking 50-60 years old at least
Metals406
Granfodder Runningsaw
Funny you mentioned that, most of us are magnesium deficient.
SliverPicker
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Some claim I'm just plain deficient in general. I don't listen to 'em. 
1270d
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So Proto used to be plumb? I like proto tools.
Trx250r180
Saw polisher
you mean stanley-proto ?
Metals406
Granfodder Runningsaw
Never heard of him.you mean stanley-proto ?
Thanks, for once I got something right. As usual this useful old tool came from the PNW. I learned something in the process too, "ax" is apparently spelled "axe" by purveyors and by many west of me. Had to refine my vocabulary to reflect my new smarts.
I have always like the quality and balance of Plumb claw hammers which is what got me started searching for a Plumb axe; I don't know if they are still in business or not. True Temper / Kelly also made a similar rafting axe design. Probably other companies too but IDK.
Ron
treeslayer2003
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i am using a heavy kelly now, but i don't think its a rafting axe. i don't think they did that here........although it would make sense if they did......rivers every where.
paccity
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magnesium will cause cramping.
