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Yea, nothing wrong with the way that saw cuts!
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looks like wood to me
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Ill buy that box elder. The wood is not stable shame but burns hot. Found one foot bigger few years back. Kept thinking it was a service bury or some imported tree with funky colors.Not sure Mike. This wood is very hard. It has all this red flowery pattern in it.
Someone initially ID'd it as Rosewood a long time ago and then Lone Wolf said it was Box Elder????
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Yea, that’s red oak.
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About to have some fun! Taking a break from painting cabinet doors...
Video to follow
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I love a sharp chain!
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Unfortunately the next piece I found some metal.
I didn’t have another chain ready so I grabbed my 394.
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I didn’t have another chain ready so I grabbed my 394.
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Bummer Dan ... but Merry Christmas!
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My rakers need lowered on this saw
So I grabbed the Makita 5600, and I found some more metal...
I called it a day
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I called it a day
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That's the risk that is taken when one takes trees from a residential area. I always find the one nail in the bunch. Lol
Just wish I was that lucky when I bought a lottery ticket. Lol
Just wish I was that lucky when I bought a lottery ticket. Lol
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Yup, the guys that bring me stuff mark it if they know it’s there. I found these 2 myself...
Yay
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Today I am. [emoji35]
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Sanding the piston crown at the ex and uppers are a good way to to test numbers without the risk of trashing a good cylinder.
Several shops around here port saws by only grinding the piston.
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Is it just me, or does that saw look like it’s throwing an uncanny amount of chips!!?? Very nice!!
