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I have been meaning to make a mesh shovel for the purpose of saving the coals and charcoal but letting the ash fall through it. Collect the coals while you clean out the ashes and dump the coals back in.

Yoooo. Question here. Now that I'm retreaded, I'm burning a lot of wood everyday. And I'm happy to report btw that my wood supply is working out quite well I think bc I made sure to cut all pieces reasonably short to help with the 100% hand splitting and I split all pieces a lot as in no big...

The chain I have now is skip. I don't remember where it came from, it's probably 20 years old. Very unlikely to find skip, or 105 dl locally.

Wow, nice crane. Do you like the 45t alot more than your crane?

I haven’t really made it a point to eat more protein. I do eat my three eggs most mornings though. Mostly I’ve just been cutting out as much processed and ultra processed as possible.

That was a subs crane. And both him and I are licensed crane operators. This was his Altec45/127

She's a keeper

For the 395 I recommend skip chain. It's all I run on both the 395 and 372. Since it only takes 3-4 minutes to touch it up, I tend to sharpen more often. Typically if the chain needs tightening then it also needs a touchup.

Frog species eats murder hornets easily https://www.nytimes.com/2025/12/04/science/frog-eating-murder-hornet.html?unlocked_article_code=1.608.Vu1P.zWR-IMF3xIZx&smid=url-share

Why were they removing that biggun

I have been wondering about Xcut. The regular Oregon is too soft, I know that much.

I ran Stihl chain for 30 years. A couple years ago when I bought a new 395xp it came with Husqvarna x-cut chain. I liked it so much I bought a roll. Very nice chain, just about as hard as Stihl chain, very little stretch. And it is about half the price. Check out Stahl's, they sell by the loop...

Agreed, coupled with a too heavy piece and brittle/half dead wood for rigging points.

Have you tried Madsens?

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Any sources for Stihl chain? I'm looking for 33RS .050" 3/8" 105 DL. Amazon has one in full skip for $65, but shipping is way out.

I go for a shallow vertical face on valuable timber. 80% of the diameter across the face (if needed) not 1/3 of the tree depth. Very often can just shave the root flare - I try never to go deeper than the first cut the mill might take to "skin" the log.

A closed face creates a pulling hinge. An open face creates a bending hinge. And then there's back cut height...