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The one in your vid was very light-colored, is that from sanding?

Wow, awesome stash you have there! That is a rather large quantity of boo, do you use it for other things in addition to your yoga/bando staff? As noted, I'm a big fan of Ash but Imma give bamboo a try next time I happen across the right stalk which is maybe 1x/year here.

Gary, just watched your vid in #5050. Good stuff! I've been doing some of those moves in conjunction with a slant board to stretch the calves and also with reference to the Knees Over Toes Guy. Fine looking staff in that vid, what is it made out of? As I get more and more into staffs, I'm...

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I hear ya but as he noted in the vid, the side force was making things a bit stronger rather than weaker

Agreed, excellent vid!!

Nice smooth gentle productive picks. Good call re staying on top of small repairs

Lol Lordy owning a crane is sweet.

Super Dad!

Interesting treatment of an all time classic photo

Cool project n music!

Thank ya AH for the info

Lotta good info here, gents

Ok, thanks for the info, August. The carritool mod you mentioned, do you remove the keeper latch so there is no impediment to stowing?

Fairly rigid biner- yes I think that's key, how do you make it rigid. Ive tried lots of things, haven't found an excellent solution yet

I like the way your cribbing is always excellently set up. Hey, awhile back you mentioned you would do something re one-handed put away on the small saws. Fairly small topic buy yeh I'd love to see your input on it, thanks for considering

Ok thanks for the info

Nice vid. Gotta love getting the crane involved to ease the clean up. When you ascended the SRT tie in/save tree, did you use spurs? I've heard D firs are ok to spur, as in , it doesn't hurt them. Just wondering

That is mighty impressive decentralized command having the crew run the crane, and nice discussion re doing the dangerous ones yourself.

yeah I was thinking that standing IN the back of the chip truck during chipping would probably be a bad trip regardless of species chipped. Gerry, good call