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At home, I've got 1.75 acres for camping and a base camp house amenities.. There is a county park on the water with 150'+ trees all day. My neighbors' firs are 150'... surely with views of at least the Olympics if not also the Cascades. Miriam and I canoe'd to Hope Island State Park and...

https://www.mountainproject.com/area/106198790/mccain-valley

Upon a time ago, a significantly younger Kaveman was working on his jeep in Grandad's garage. Frustrated with some task I can't remember, for reasons that will soon be obvious, I threw a rubber mallet towards the work bench at the back of the shop. With substantial vigor. At the rear of the...

I might have some stuff...and rocks. Google McCain Valley Monolith.

When I cut the top of the stump off after, I could hardly move it. Once dry, airweight, like a sponge. That whole tree is probably a few thousand lbs. A while back I removed some that I picked up whole horizontally once felled with a regular 6k forklift. I think that's about the height and...

Looks heavy af

AI ftw

When I started in this gig in 95 I worked for a bit of a ragtag company, saws in those days were a bit less reliable (or so it seemed to me) I remember a climber throwing a non-starting 020t out of the tree onto the ground where it broke apart a bit, rendering it useless. I could not understand...

ouch

I did a thing

I was too lazy to get a fork to unload that log so I just untied it and drifted the trailer in the yard and pitched it off 🤣 Might have to do it again in the daylight to get a vid

Talk to Sean. You might be in the right place at the right time.

I often drop start the smaller saws, up to and including the 361. Warmed up, I'll drop start the 044...at least I would a few years ago. Not so much these days :). Never the 064. I don't lock the chain brake either. I remember seeing a contract fireline faller I was riding herd on as...

@Raj will you show your jig when convenient, please?

Done some milling past day. Made up a cookie jig a while ago, first time used it. Having checker plate for a pad is pretty good during winter.

I stuck a D handle on one of my 088s, cold start kick backs are painfull, but since I only mill with my 088s I strap the saw and mill on my tailgate and I can put my whole body into cold starting it, a real bonus, making chainsaw milling suck 10% less.

https://masterblasterhome.com/threads/the-official-welcome-new-members-thread.4564/

Where are you?

Drop start, no brake, no fear. Regardless of saw, after five pulls, I'm edging on pissed. Much more than that, and the saw has attempted to ruin my day, and I have the urge to return the favor.