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Your shop, Carl, or a job?

I have a lot of Samson stable braid. Maple leaf ropes has good deals. A 3-strand hard lay Sampson tree-master if using a Maasdsm rope puller. I like the grip and friction of Treemaster for natural crotch self-lowering without a lowering device. Needs breaking in. Many don't...

My first climb line and rigging line were Arbor plex. Quickly got a 16 strand. Never had another AP.

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That's energy absorption. Stretchy ropes are sometimes premium priced like polydyne and dynasorb. Next get a thicker double-braid.

Rich, are you self- employed or an employee? Good work.

Friends say this happen on I-57 at highway speeds. The bike ended on the rider, too. Motorcycles are too unforgiving for me.

Greenhouse plastic is pretty cheap. You can suspend the plastic mid- sheet by cinching cord on the outside of the plastic, capturing a smooth stone on the inside of the enclosure. If you know a guy, an easy metal or wood frame could hold the cords anchor ends. Drape the plastic to the ground...

Are you trapping and monitoring the humidity to slow drying?

A 3d printed insert!

Idk... that seems like it will feed wrong. I use one on my flipline for a 90⁰ turn on hip Ds. The Akimbo should fairlead downward if directly attached on a bridge. Right?

What can you do? Know that many families will make many lifelong memories around those harvested trees.

Happy Birthday, Mick!!!

I tie a stopper behind the MRP.

Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area

I got the first one, but didn't understand the second leveling technique.

$500-600 per 100' of Stihl, locally.

If Huberman is right, doing what you don't want to do grows your anterior midcingulate (sp?) cortex which helps you do things you don't want to do.

12" is needed on 40' softwood logs, allowing the trim to be for cutting end checks and multiple bucks. 41' makes five 8'ers, so 6 bucks minimum.