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Knock on head! His head!

Woodworkingboy and HolmenTree - thanks you!

FireFighterZero and MasterBlaster, thanks a lot! It's made from larch and finished with fire and linseed-oil.

I make sculptures from limestone, soapstone and wood from time to time as a kind of therapy. So I am no artist, but I like to show you to examples made from wood.

I recently watched DavidN23Skidoos Youtube-Channel, he shows some cutting-techniques for leaners and logged trees that seem to work really well. https://www.youtube.com/user/DavidN23Skidoo/search?query=leaner

On the near horizon I see a little robot with a chainsaw crawling up even the most dangerous trees...

Na, more quick and dirty. But it works great.

For smaller gear storing bags, I use this quick, easy and cheap solution: Cut of of a leg of some trousers, fold the bottom part two times, fasten with some rivets. Take a cord and a thicker needle and attach the cord for hanging and closing the bag. All made in minutes. Off course, someone with...

Don't know if someone posted this video before. It's old, but physical forces still exist. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JvJQ7n0Mz1M

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Quite an old thread, Nick, I know. After these years passing by, what is your opinion about your posted lanyard and the use of the shunt in this case? Thanks a lot in advance and best regards! Uwe

Hi, here is one <iframe width="560" height="315" src="//www.youtube.com/embed/T8MqJnmU8H8?list=UU25aPQew3uDDElA2MqsYMrA" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen></iframe> hth

Hi Mick, I know, that would be the safest way. Thanks a lot for your advice, too!

Hi Stig, thanks a lot for your advice! Of course the quality of the videos is very different. Anyone can post anything, if right or stupid. I don't take each single video of the posted channels (and others) as a lession without thinking critically about. I try to pick the right and safe...

Hi Tim, I am no pro too and don't like to spend money for a bigshot. Maybe I will try to build a copy of an apta one day. Doing three steps is a really clever solution getting up the rope the cheep way. A light "throwweight", which you can shoot up with a normal slingshot, is not able to pull...

Thanks a lot, MasterBlaster, I have been reading here (and in other forums) for some weeks and learned a lotfrom you pros. Regards Uwe

Hi all, did you notice Petzs new, anatomic correctly shaped seat for the Sequoias? Best regards Uwe