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I don't like them. I traded all mine back in long ago.
Understand, I love them for working on bikes, I can break a bolt loose and then it’s a ratcheting nut driver. They aren’t as strong as a fixed head but I am not usually breaking big stuff with them, an indexing ratchet is great, but the offset can put an odd angle on the bolt or nut, electric impacts are a lifesaver too! The Milwaukie 3/8 stubby is getting a lot of use nowadays
 

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Understand, I love them for working on bikes, I can break a bolt loose and then it’s a ratcheting nut driver. They aren’t as strong as a fixed head but I am not usually breaking big stuff with them, an indexing ratchet is great, but the offset can put an odd angle on the bolt or nut, electric impacts are a lifesaver too! The Milwaukie 3/8 stubby is getting a lot of use nowadays

Their head is huge compaired to a standard ratchet. They have their place for sure just not in my box.
 

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Wife is working on her masters plus 45 so she's finishing a couple more classes before heading back in a few weeks to teach(public school), then a few classes next yr and she'll be done with "learning" for a bit lol. I've got a homeschool orientation where we put together all our curriculum for the yr, then our three start back up in a few weeks also, guess who gets to teach that:comp4:.
Random pic of the day for me.
@Flint Mitch I was thinking of you when I got this one.
Then I ground a couple chains too :D.
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Is this your first year of home schooling?


Man thats sad.

I see my badger was busy last night looking for grubs.

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Shoot it!


Looks like big money market to me if you see the other ones for sale.
 

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Looks like you blurred the faces of the logs, hiding the identity of the murdered wood! Lol

Cookies are my favorite to split!
I did:jaja-no:.
Here they are now, all ready for the shoulder, sure I'll be making a few more before then to fill the basket :).
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I've been cleaning up a lot.
These are some ash logs that fell on a job I did a couple yrs ago, they were a little punky and I'm not into working them for a few sticks so into the fire they go. The elm cookie/notch that's stopping the log from rolling out is about 30" across for size reference, they look a good bit smaller because my daughter is behind them, their probably 22-24" across.
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Here's the tree they were from, talk about size perception being off; the tramp is a mini tramp, it makes the tree look huge:pancarta:.
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Whew! Been a busy week back on the estate. I am off for a bit before I return in september.

Here's a few pics:

Huge HorseChestnut that was a HUGE pain to fall. Especially with a 30" bar on an 044. Poor saw...

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We did for one year.

So what is this home school curriculum you speak of?
It's called classic conversations.
It isn't cheap if you go to the "class" once a week, but if you buy the curriculum and do it all at home its not bad.
Why wouldn't you want your kids in public schools, I hear about how good they are all the time :cool:.
 

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It's called classic conversations.
It isn't cheap if you go to the "class" once a week, but if you buy the curriculum and do it all at home its not bad.
Why wouldn't you want your kids in public schools, I hear about how good they are all the time :cool:.
That's the program we used too. It was around $700 for are 2 boys when they were in 2nd and 5th grade. The jr high program would of doubled the price.

I don't run in softwood much, but I ran the 346 in some today, pretty crazy looking chips.
Look at the growth rings :p.
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This was on the uncut, shoe for comparison.
@Dub11 I still need those cutting shoes :D.
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I'll get them right out to ya.
 
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