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it‘s as funny as it is sad.

i‘m on my way to pick up my wheel-loader. it took me three month to figure out what kind of mounting plate it has. dealer and manufacturer were not helpful. well ..hair will grow back ;)

Thou shalt not "YouTube video how to" on trees. Kaveman hath spoken, thus it is law. Really though, what in the actual F$#K? They obviously had a climber up to take off the limbs and logs on the ground, why not the rest of it? I just do not understand stupid.

Feeling you. Why I took the job at the saw shop

@Marc-Antoine picture please! When I originally made that sketch, it was from trying to figure out how to get brittle stuff to hinge. Everything I had heard was redwood or cedar based. I tried gap face with stump shot for a while and found they had to be cut exactly right and pulled to hinge...

Got to work today. Nothing last week, or yesterday. No paycheck from last week. Not a happy camper right now. :X

We got the first frost of the season this morning. Beside an handful of shitty days, the autumn has been pretty nice so far.

Doesn't increased risk of barberchairing occur with this method?

I'm not good enough to line up perfectly the ends of the multiple kerfs and I know that one will prevail over the other and break too soon. I had still some success in bending brittle trees like our maple (Acer pseudoplatanus). It came initially from a german vid which received a lot of bashing...

I think a lot of it may be cultural, from where he lives. Big eastern city style.

John Adler, 64, of Chester, VT, passed away unexpectedly at Tufts Medical Center in Boston, MA on November 15, 2025. Born in Perth Amboy, NJ on January 12, 1961, John was raised in Berwick, Maine and graduated from Noble High School. He went on to receive an Associates Degree in Forestry...

"No ma'am....you are not allowed to leave the check before my food arrives. Otherwise, you are charging me for sitting here."

He does like to yap, doesn't he.

The older I get, the thinner I like my hinges...

Stoopid is as stoopid does. Still cant shut his trap.

I'd like to think that even if the title hadn't had BC in it, I would have seen that coming, 'cuz as soon as I saw that hinge, I thought, "Oh no...".

No tip today.

Both mother and daughter worked here at one time or another. Both are horrible. Scatter brained pot heads

Skiddy didn't even need to be in the 'hood for that tree. Best it could do is tickle it's toes. There was another, pulling big rope with grapple truck, cutter walks into the triangle of death, rope breaks, he catches it on the hard hat, knocks him down.

Skinny Ailanthus did that to me too. Not near as in a such dramatic way tough.