Cutting up the logs...
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Ted iin Michigan
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Nah - no way. The wood is getting heavier.
philipff
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Got any Grandsons??
PreacherJon
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One Grandson... about 6 months old, living in another State.
howsitwork
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Bit young but on the bright side , he's got lots of time to cut them for you.
Curly
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Why do I see you guys having the grandson sitting on the chainsaw motor while you cut wood up? "I was just letting him have a chainsaw ride. He likes it. See he is giggling!"
hcpens
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NO! The wood is getting OLDER!!
TellicoTurning
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I know your pain... I have a load of wood that needs cutting, but my back hurts just thinking about it.... gonna have to get to it very soon as some looks to be reaching a state of un-usability.
Ray-CA
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My favorite childhood memory is my back not hurting!
greenacres2
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Serious question--since i've not built mine yet--how did the new cutting stand work out?? Worth the build??
And, yes...the wood is getting older and heavier, nothing to do with you or me!!
earl
And, yes...the wood is getting older and heavier, nothing to do with you or me!!
earl
PreacherJon
Member
The "woodturners" sawbuck works well. Yet, sometimes depending on the piece, it is good to just use a cut log and use wedges the old fashion way. Here is an old link of Robo Hippy. How I first learned to cut blanks. It works... if you can wedge the wood properly.
greenacres2
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Great video--thanks Jon!!
earl
earl
PreacherJon
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Here is a look at what I did today using that technique.
