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Nice! Why'd they walk off the mat in the beginning, just bc if they don't feel ready yet that's what they do? Have you ever tried sumo yourself?

Caveman style for me- pen, scanner, email. Wow I hated paperwork, did I miss the boat on jobber?!? Doh!

Anyone out there still using jobber? What are your thoughts on the new updates? To me it is cluttered and more complicated. I still like the software but the quality is less for me than it was a few years back.

Entertaining match from yesterday:

I wonder if thin rounds would be easier. In they are thin and partially cut, a blow from a hammer might shear/split the round in half. Ripping takes a lot of times. Definitely a job for a respirator.

Correct, red oak is heavy when alive. I think I can get to the 4" diameter branches with a decent rope angle. There are enough targets that smaller is better.

It was an adventure.

https://www.berkeleyside.org/2026/05/12/wavy-gravy-90th-birthday

The 661s run good Watering the shop yard Derge has gotten a lot of little interior things fixed, rub rails added to bed, painted, toolbox, etc 2000 gallons goes quick…

Boxelder is just a shit tree, I think I’ve seen two that are nice in my life thus far.

Sounds rad, B. And like type 2 fun, if at all! As one grows older, thine ego shrinks a lot it seems to me. So if I finish it will be a thrill but to give it a try and see what happens is the main interest.

Looks heavy.

I would go with no face undercut and matching top cut to make it lay flat, preferably with a saw bigger than 201.

Not a fan. Triangle works just as well. Can still have tons of fibre pull past that curf cut on the sides. Tear out no bueno.bueno.Worked fine that time on that species. Alls well that lands well.

Unexpected damage found up in a red oak. That will be a good one.

This one should be food for thought. The commenters are impressed. Your thoughts?

So here is the lanyard splices, the right one has not been loaded, the left is working leg and looks...let me know what think

M and I once were "forced" to retreat from a pretty cold and wet late summer snowstorm in the Idaho Sawtooth backcountry...on one of our long backpacking trips. That was 18 miles, full backpacks, snow/sleet/rain. Fording a swollen icy Queens River waist deep five times...the last carrying a 55...