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Forestry Forum » Firewood and Wood Heating
1d ago
Could a PWM have a bypass so you could have the best of both worlds?
Thinking that if you had a up/down switch going through the PWM for your main control and a momentary switch that would bypass the PWM so you could get full speed when you want.
That ..read more
Forestry Forum » Firewood and Wood Heating
1d ago
Harvest the hemlock when you have favorable logging conditions and can make good utilization and marketing of the wood ..read more
Forestry Forum » Firewood and Wood Heating
1d ago
Here's one of the student's cigar box banjos. Turned out as a pretty nice folk art instrument. The poplar neck is what I provided.
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Forestry Forum » Firewood and Wood Heating
1d ago
I dreamed of doing such for many years, but now, alas, they will remain unfulfilled dreams. My plan was to square all of the logs, but many would have wain, and use notch and pass construction. ..read more
Forestry Forum » Firewood and Wood Heating
1d ago
When I am sawing timbers, I almost always turn 180° after the first face opening. It seems easier for me and also easier to prevent leaving wain on the timbers. It does add another step edging flitches from two faces but then there is no edging on th ..read more
Forestry Forum » Firewood and Wood Heating
1d ago
That video and comments are really interesting.
I would not have thought that tapping that small a thread in wood would work.
I do have some larger taps.........If I can scrounge up bolts.
I wonder if there is a difference between fine and coarse thre ..read more
Forestry Forum » Firewood and Wood Heating
1d ago
Getting close to putting some finish on these bowling benches. I will probably turn down any further requests to work with bowling lane ..read more
Forestry Forum » Firewood and Wood Heating
1d ago
Quote from: Old Greenhorn on Yesterday at 06:48:10 PMAnd before anybody suggests it, "NO", I am not going to try to apply this to mushroom logging.
I'd be lying if I said "the thought never crossed my mind". ..read more
Forestry Forum » Firewood and Wood Heating
1d ago
Nice write up!
Because of you, this is always what I try to do. I'm fully in the 'hooks to the right' and roll 90 degrees camp as I've found an approach like yours produces better lumber and frankly, more quickly (less rolling and messing around) than ..read more
Forestry Forum » Firewood and Wood Heating
1d ago
Afternoon all!
OK, I'm about to embark on a D-Log shed build that I plan to make somewhere between 8x10 to 10x12 and make 'non permanent'. By this I mean the shed will be small enough to not meet permitting requirements and will not be on a foundation ..read more