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  1. davidwyby

    The Official Work Pictures Thread

    I no faced some of the leads to keep them stomping holes in the yard. Worked well. Hunicke trick.
  2. SeanKroll

    Wall of Shame: Wannabe Experts

    Upon zooming, it looks to me to exhibit a big defect on the trunk.
  3. SeanKroll

    The Official Work Pictures Thread

    This hard leaning alder was hovering over the fence. It broke in the recent wind. The crown of the alder was being supported by the crown of the fir that became the rigging block tree to hang the alder whole. I faced the tree toward the block a bit. After back cutting, once settled a bit, I...
  4. flushcut

    Wall of Shame: Wannabe Experts

    I can’t tell but was there an operator in that skiddy?
  5. treesmith

    Wall of Shame: Wannabe Experts

    Looks like even if it had worked out as planned, he might be buying a new bucket truck instead of a new skid steer….
  6. davidwyby

    Wall of Shame: Wannabe Experts

    More view
  7. davidwyby

    Understanding wood fiber -theory.

    Super cool
  8. treesmith

    Songs I Like

    I have it on good authority that my middle daughter and I will be attending…
  9. davidwyby

    The Official Work Pictures Thread

    This ash held and swung like crazy compared to what I’m used to. So much easier to work with. The limb in the foreground was over the flowerbed on the right. Walked it right down and over. Worked it down to this lollipop and then high stumped it. Towards the camera. Brushed the...
  10. cory

    How'd it go today?

    #holyshit The stuff of advanced civilization
  11. Dave Shepard

    How'd it go today?

    Gaskets arrived at 2:00. I got the fuel system moved to the new head, then had other fires to put out. It's 30* and dropping, so no mechanicing by flashlight tonight. I'm pretty confident I can get it together tomorrow, but we all know about feeling confident.
  12. Marc-Antoine

    Understanding wood fiber -theory.

    It's more a simple split than a barberchair, limited to the very bottom of the log's butt where the hinge is established. The hinge has to be relatively thin to be sure that it works properly, so a full grown barberchair isn't likely to occur. Obviously, more work is needed to get around that...
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