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60% is the number I found for amazon's self publishing, on demand to paper back minus printing cost. https://kdp.amazon.com/en_US/help/topic/G8BKPU9AGVZSF9QF that's amazon page on the print selling side of the deal, there is also a ebook deal to sell to kindle users I think

i am pretty sure they are grass not a true tree edit: Palm trees, of which more than 2,000 species exist, are grouped botanically with grasses, sedges, bamboo, grains, lilies, onions, and orchids. In fact, as it turns out, a palm tree has more in common genetically with turf grass or corn...

well done, nice simple easy instructions :)

kinda both, root rot according to a local arbortis. wedged its self against the cedar pretty tight

Unfountantiy not my job :( but if i happen to be around when they are doing i will grab a few shots :)

just thought you guys and gals might get a kick out of seeing this one :) we have had a few wind storms with lots of rain the last two weeks, it's a douglas fir. fortunately its a work shop and not a house :)

my .02 clean up the trunks first ie remove all small branches first, so you can see the tension better :) and less of a chance of tripping or getting whacked in the head

well done good sir!

when using mirrors, don't try to guess how far it is in feet or meters to the trailer instead just keep halving the distance :) lots of small corrections are bests... my two cents

ohhh could you imagine getting pulled by boat in one? haha i think that would be a blast

Cobleskill the two green bottles you see are 1.5L grolsch beer bottles and because of their tops or caps they make great refillable bottles for home brewers :)

I like the winch Raj, looks slick, is it from a boat trailer? and what's on the other side?

first time using an alaskan mill, just wanting to show off haha and looking for any tips or tricks :) log was on the ground so I ended up sucking up a lot of exhaust, which was less than ideal. do any of you use a mask? if so what filters are best? thanks -zayen

nice one :boogie:

would it also work as a redirect? if you were to clip the second tie to a different anchor point.

nice site! love the pictures you have a double post in the testimonial page I would put phone number and email front and center under your nav links, don't see it up top very well. maybe not the email but phone number for sure N.H. counties where is that? maybe type it out long form at least...

Impressive to say the least ! I too, am wondering this, by watching the video over it looks like the lines were more dynamic then a standard bull line... were they climbing lines perhaps? I am thinking the extra stretch would help "absorb" some of the difference and help with the shock load...

congratulations!

a thought, i would hang the silks from one anchor point, not by running them through two as it would change the over all feeling. thinking SR vs DR here.

pre drill holes for the lags to avoid splitting the rafter, drill bit should be as big as the lag under the threaded part. to check hold drill bit over lag, you should see all the thread but very little of the core. hope that makes sence, sorry if you knew 8)