What made these cuts

[buildmyown]

So I scored a free cord of seasond red oak this weekend and i have never seen cuts like this before. My neighbor and i think its some type of buzz saw.

 

[wooddog 066]

Looks like a hydroaxe that they use when they do land clearing i just got some and it looked the same i was there when he cut it for me in sections

 

[buildmyown]

Sorry should have said that every piece is like this not just a few out of the bunch.

 

[Circle B MN]

Looks like some oak wilth there....burns the same none the less....

 

[Bucko]

I've seen harvester chain on a processor leave similar marks.

 

[cantoo]

Looks like a Wildthing running on straight alcohol to me.

 

[Ductape]

Chomper ?

 

[PLAYINWOOD]

circular saw blade, big one. Most teeth take about 1/2" to an inch at a time and they leave a "line' for each bite and I'm thinking because the teeth aren't perfectly true.
I would assume from a processor or a slasher to cut the tree into useable lengths.
Feller bunchers also leave similar markings on stumps.

 

[banshee67]

should have said that every piece is like this not just a few out of the bunch.

i couldnt imagine anyone bucked a bunch of trees into firewood length with anything other than a chainsaw?
maybe a wild thang with some crazy hand sharpening skills on the cutters after rocking it several times?

 

[johnzski]

i couldnt imagine anyone bucked a bunch of trees into firewood length with anything other than a chainsaw?
maybe a wild thang with some crazy hand sharpening skills on the cutters after rocking it several times?

I've seen guys take a half million dollar tree processor ,set the length at 24", and cut a whole pile of trees into firewood very quickly:chainsawguy:

 

[blackdogon57]

circular saw blade, big one. Most teeth take about 1/2" to an inch at a time and they leave a "line' for each bite and I'm thinking because the teeth aren't perfectly true.
I would assume from a processor or a slasher to cut the tree into useable lengths.
Feller bunchers also leave similar markings on stumps.

Bang on. Big circular blade processor. I use 404 harvester chain and the marks are not that aggressive.

 

[redoakneck]

Bruce Lee, I saw him and Elvis cutting wood in Graceland .

 

[thepheniox]

Could this have been a big processor that uses a shear to chomp the wood to length. I got a bundle this summer that looked like that but all the fibers were torn looking not really cut looking.

 

[TreePointer]

Obsessive-compulsive beaver.

 

[redoakneck]

Obsessive-compulsive beaver.

HMMMM- sounds good and bad:monkey:

 

[Scootermsp]

It's very obvious....only Chuck Norris could do that.

 

[blackdogon57]

A Chuck Norris roundhouse kick would vaporize that piece of wood. If he showed mercy and just chopped it with his hand it may make marks like in the picture.

 

[flushcut]

Chomper ?

As in Stand By Me "sick balls Chomper"?

 

[Bcat22]

its not a circular saw blade, the marks would all be paralel to each other and slightly curved, i say feller buncher too.

 

[kstill361]

You say thats already seasoned ? It doesnt look seasoned to me, it looks like its been on the ground for awhile and just now bucked. I dont see any cracks from the drying process.