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I don't "dig" people.com. The safest part of a plane generally is the back since you have more time to slow down and have a path cleared through trees and stuff by the rest of the plane in front of you.

It just depends on the hardness of the steel you cut vs the hardness of your saw chain and the chain speed, feed rate, and sharpening angles. I was testing a saw and saw a knot in the dryish white oak I was cutting, and sure enough felt some chatter. It was a harder knot than usual, but not...

I prefer solder to prevent corrosion and fill air gaps, but it's also good to crimp especially if you need to make sure the connection hangs on as long as possible in the case that the joint overheats. I hate low melting point insulators. Silicone rubber is great other than its lack of...

Eventually gravel gets either broken down into muddy fines, or it sinks below the mud, and you get stuck. I had the chip trucks dump on some land I knew had a gravel path, but they got stuck because the gravel had sunk 2-3" below the surface.

More like a stack of laptops these days.

It must have read you post about not getting an early start milling.

I have

Naw, he needs to make a YT vid of that, with a catchy title, and monetize it.

That's supposed to be a good medicinal plant.

How'd that happen?

I keep it selected, it just logs me out when I navigate to the home page. I haven't tried logging in again, I just go back.

Make some reusable ice cubes (plastic filled with water, as long as it's gas proof plastic like PE) to put in the saw's tank while in the tree. Keep it in a thermos with dry ice. Urban-Essentials-Reusable-Ice-Cubes

We don't get the aurora in TN, but the red glow was very noticeable even with the light pollution around me, which is a lot compared to the country. Most of it was pretty faint.

I wonder if an Echo 303t would have the same problem, because they have the carb and gas tank on the front, with the carb attaching to the coolest side of the engine (bottom of the crank case), so it shouldn't get heat soaked much, and with the saw hanging on a lanyard, heat will not rise into...

Only if I visit the homepage on my phone will it log me out. If I go back to any other page, I'm automatically logged in again.

At a glance it looks like the piston was mounted backwards. Ring got caught in the exhaust port, or ring ends beat the pin out into the port.

Cory, you should ask to ride along with Mayer for a few days in a few different positions, so you can learn first hand how they do it.

That's the problem, they over simplify such that they give you a false idea of what is going on. And then they throw in some jargon or math without explanation, so it sounds like they are simplifying it while keeping it too complex to understand. If they would explain the concepts represented by...