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Just watched this bobcat snatch a squirrel. Plus some randoms and an owl.. -
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When the air inlets, that can make this particular cast iron fireplace burn orange glowing hot when fed beech or ash, aren't delivering...
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Fun times.
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Yikes steep
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Sloughfoot replied to the thread What's on your bench?.flower power
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Sloughfoot reacted to jacktheripper's post in the thread Preparing to port first saw - which one, and what method? with Like.
Didn’t measure compression, but it definitely feels stronger. I put a ring in it less than a year ago, and it honestly hasn’t been run...
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Sloughfoot replied to the thread Preparing to port first saw - which one, and what method?.Yeh, No expert but I'd think the shorter stroke would call for less blowdown. I believe popular opinion for an 044 is 20 blowdown...
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Sloughfoot replied to the thread Preparing to port first saw - which one, and what method?.Iirc 102 22 78 is what he's said his target numbers are for 044s.
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I was able to find pics of a Wetterlings tasmanian, and the blue on my axe has a greener hue, but not as green as my Gransfors...
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Sloughfoot replied to the thread Preparing to port first saw - which one, and what method?.How's it compare to your Mastermind 044?
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Sloughfoot replied to the thread Preparing to port first saw - which one, and what method?.What's the tradeoff with lower blowdown? Peaky torque curve?
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Sloughfoot replied to the thread SHOW ME YOUR AXES.The blue paint looks the same as what's on a lot of vintage northern European axe heads. Wetterlings?
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Just measure and cut? It’s unreal how out of square these truck bodies are.