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CLEARCUT said:
Looks like it for sure. A lot of the nicer fir we cut look just like that as far as growth pattern.
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It came from this patch off the home place
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the old man bucking a blow down from that patch.



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Skeans1 said:
They’re starting to show their age slowing down on the growth and the crowns don’t look as good anymore it’ll be weird looking clear cut.


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It’s seems as if they’re as good as they probably will be then. Nice stand. It’ll be nice to see some new reprod coming up though, and a new stand develope.
 
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Bigmac said:
Nice tree, I counted around 150 rings, it’s hard from a pic
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I don’t remember if I counted exactly age or not, some of the export logs have to x amount of rings per inch half way out from the heart is mainly what I’m concerned about to make Japanese sorts.


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CLEARCUT said:
That’s pretty tight growth. The old-growth fir is generally really tight grain as well. And second- growth Douglas fir usually is nothing like the spruce. Certainly faster growing than that oak, however. Square-grind and soft trees, I love it!
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Yeah that’s the words right there softwoood anyday
been doing a lot of oak Lately and fed up off all the green foliage and
Caterpillars, bugs insects in the leaves
 
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huskyboy said:
572 :)
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Exactly. I do admit that I really like the 7900 as well. Depends how I feel that week, if I want to tune it or not. I’m still having the 572 filter pass some bark fines if I don’t use the prefilter, while the 7900 filter has been flawless so far.
 
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CLEARCUT said:
Exactly. I do admit that I really like the 7900 as well. Depends how I feel that week, if I want to tune it or not. I’m still having the 572 filter pass some bark fines if I don’t use the prefilter, while the 7900 filter has been flawless so far.
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The hightop 7900 filter is among the best imo
 
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huskyboy said:
You need to get a good ported 372 xpw 51.4mm to complete the collection @CLEARCUT. There is something special about a good one of those.
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I have had a couple and sold them last year, so I could buy some 461 arctics. Wish I hadn’t, but it has all worked out. They were nice saws.
 
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