frozen water bed . co worker ask how are we going to get this out of the house ? fired up the saw .cut it down to size
Whats the strangest thing you have ever cut/seen cut with a chainsaw?
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Probably the issue being that he cut 1' above his face cut instead of 1-2" lol.
bowtechmadman
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Deer brains do make a mess but haven't found a quicker way to get them horns off.
Inadvertantly cut a raccoon in half that was in the middle of a hollow log.
Inadvertantly cut a raccoon in half that was in the middle of a hollow log.
it takes like 3 minutes with a hand saw. . .
16:1mix
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Guilty.
I've used my Wildthing for the same purpose. Of course doing so does ruinate the chain in an instant but it was faster than using a Sawzall. (reciprocating saw)
Like this?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_PGOsVnCdpo
Wow, that is very strange! I have no idea how they did that.
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bowtechmadman
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Takes about 3 seconds w/ a chainsaw...now what's faster chainsaw or handsaw.
lumberjackau
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I didn't think it was strange to cut at the time, but looking back,,,,,
Round Bales, quartered a few up to make it easier to use the pitchfork.
Skidder Tires, cut sidewall out for feed bins for catle
Ice, cutting holes in the edge of ponds so cattle can drink during the winter(when I was living in Montana) Also had to cut a cow up with a saw that died in the race leading up to the head bail, waited till she was frozen, easier to handle(another Montana story)
Cut the back bone of cow we butchered, tho there was a few complaints of bone splinters in the T-bones lol.
Had a hornery old cow that tried hooking us in the yards when we where drafting, had a nice pointy set of horns too, fil told us to "cut those damn things off!!!!" all us ringers that day forgot our horn saws(small limbing handsaws) But a chainsaw was handy, off they went, after that she was a sweetheart and stayed hidden in the middle of the mob whenever we where nearby.
Cut plenty of lizards and snakes that where hidden in hollow sections of cypress pine when I was a faller as well. Chassed a possum with a saw up a hollow log once to, everytime I cut a section off he would move a bit further up, first I noticed of this is when the hair came out the cut, just a lite trim, no blood, and he was on his way.
Cheers
Will
Round Bales, quartered a few up to make it easier to use the pitchfork.
Skidder Tires, cut sidewall out for feed bins for catle
Ice, cutting holes in the edge of ponds so cattle can drink during the winter(when I was living in Montana) Also had to cut a cow up with a saw that died in the race leading up to the head bail, waited till she was frozen, easier to handle(another Montana story)
Cut the back bone of cow we butchered, tho there was a few complaints of bone splinters in the T-bones lol.
Had a hornery old cow that tried hooking us in the yards when we where drafting, had a nice pointy set of horns too, fil told us to "cut those damn things off!!!!" all us ringers that day forgot our horn saws(small limbing handsaws) But a chainsaw was handy, off they went, after that she was a sweetheart and stayed hidden in the middle of the mob whenever we where nearby.
Cut plenty of lizards and snakes that where hidden in hollow sections of cypress pine when I was a faller as well. Chassed a possum with a saw up a hollow log once to, everytime I cut a section off he would move a bit further up, first I noticed of this is when the hair came out the cut, just a lite trim, no blood, and he was on his way.
Cheers
Will
Cut into a beehive onetime and another time went through a big hollow log and had a pair of panty hose stop the saw, Clogged it up just like chaps would. they came from a squirrels nest in the log. The squirrels was in there too.
rms61moparman
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No question about this one for me!!!
Strangest thing I ever cut with a chainsaw.................................My face!!!
Mike
P.S. I don't recommend it either, it's not NEARLY as much fun as you would think!
Strangest thing I ever cut with a chainsaw.................................My face!!!
Mike
P.S. I don't recommend it either, it's not NEARLY as much fun as you would think!
StihltheOne
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I cut the lugs off of a set of 30.5 tractor tires, making tires for a modified. Rubber is really hard on chain by the way
s13rymos
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I cut the tops off of plastic 55 gal. drums with my 026.. that was hard on the chain
Watched a guy cut some sheet metal and plywood with roofing shingles still on it. He just bought the poulan saw he done it with. Afterwards he hands me the saw and says"will you sharpen the chain for me". What could i say, i owed him more favors than either one of us could count. Took a while to sharpen, Handed it back a couple of days later and he says"good, i have more to cut up" I didn't even ask what, was scared to.lol
I used the little 009 to cut a hole in my roof for a turbine vent. Any rough and nasty carpentry cutting I usually do with an old bar and chain. Quick and dirty gets it done.
BIGBORE577
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Quartered a moose that was dropped in a muskeg because we were running out of day light. Wouldn't have been much left by the bears if we waited until morning. Split a pig that was purchased way too large to fit in the smoker whole.
You really had to clean the saw up afterwards, Woulda got to stinkin pretty bad.lol
WalterTreeCare
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My knee, and I've always thought it would be cool to attack a bonfire with a saw, or maybe get somebody else to do it for me so I can watch, and not wity my saw....
WalterTreeCare
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....any takers?
LOL, Not while the fires going.......I hope. Could get nasty quick.
logging22
Cuttin to live, livin to cut
Got a friend that would do it just to see what it looked like. A total firebug. Hasent had eye brows in 10 years. Gotta love him though, he is my buddy.:jawdrop:
