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Forestry and Logging / Re: My new client and Quarry u...
Last post by Magicman - Today at 07:19:08 PMWow, what an operation. Looks like that monster is hungry. 
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Forestry and Logging / Re: My new client and Quarry u...
Last post by teakwood - Today at 07:02:05 PM24/7, squeezing every dry day out of the end of dryseason
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Forestry and Logging / Re: My new client and Quarry u...
Last post by teakwood - Today at 06:36:21 PM
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General Board / Re: Life takes off after a fir...
Last post by WhitePineJunky - Today at 06:18:31 PM
Went up the road a bit beyond the fire zone, dug up some jack pine off crown land.
They coming home with me
#5
General Board / Re: Making it thrugh another y...
Last post by Nebraska - Today at 05:49:03 PMI had a post with a cat cleanup suggestion that went wherever posts go when you are in a hurry replying and your technician wants you to go see the next patient she is bringing into the exam room. It was pointless to recreate when I realized it didn't go later on. I would expect that the effects from the ingesting fuel oil from grooming would be over pretty well by now. If it's injury from whatever athletic stunt she pulled to land in the container it could still be affecting her. Just my guess.
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General Board / Re: Life takes off after a fir...
Last post by barbender - Today at 05:31:46 PMI'd venture a guess that the majority of American forests would benefit from a good fire.
#7
General Board / Re: Younger Folks
Last post by thecfarm - Today at 02:43:59 PMWOW!!! They have grown!!!
Thank you!!!
I can remember you posting about them.
Thank you!!!
I can remember you posting about them.
#8
General Woodworking / Re: Watcha Makin'?
Last post by firefighter ontheside - Today at 02:19:02 PMI like it Tom. Might need some wider slabs.
Now that those benches are out of the way, I can do a little work on a canoe. I made two new mortise and tenon seat frames out of walnut. I used my tenoning jig for the first time in a long time. I used it because I didn't feel like putting the dado set in the table saw. I'm gonna go back out there and make a thwart out of cypress. I've decided that this canoe doesn't need a carrying yoke, so I'm gonna make a thwart designed to hold fishing rods. I'm looking forward to floating this canoe down my local river.
Now that those benches are out of the way, I can do a little work on a canoe. I made two new mortise and tenon seat frames out of walnut. I used my tenoning jig for the first time in a long time. I used it because I didn't feel like putting the dado set in the table saw. I'm gonna go back out there and make a thwart out of cypress. I've decided that this canoe doesn't need a carrying yoke, so I'm gonna make a thwart designed to hold fishing rods. I'm looking forward to floating this canoe down my local river.
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Forestry and Logging / Re: What are you cutting 2024?...
Last post by WhitePineJunky - Today at 02:17:08 PM
#10
General Board / Re: Life takes off after a fir...
Last post by firefighter ontheside - Today at 02:12:16 PMAs horrible as a fire is, its wonderful to get to see the regrowth that happens after. I haven't had a fire on my property, but we did have a tornado take out a large portion of our mature pines. I was so sad, but then after storm clean up was done, I got to see lots of new seedlings come up and planted a few new species.
