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Is it 22:1 in one cranking direction and 44:1 in the other direction? I haven't pulled out my GRCS in years. Do you have the link for that 4" ratchet strap? Or a name brand?

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$369 on clearance, locally. Thanks. Tempting. I've got 2. One has been roughed up, somehow, but keeps going.

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Happy Birthday, Kyle!

I'm going to do it. I have a water line near a future fence installation.

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The correct right-angle/ "L"-shaped mini-lever (easily fabricated) would wedge open the kerf in the rear of the 'round' when cutting, then lift the near side of a 'round' to allow rails to be placed between spar and 'round'. Rails ever so slightly bigger than the kerf would make removing the...

Soil probing might help.

It needs to ideally skid into the kerf tightly. I have some larger pieces to experiment with. Way easier than pushing rounds off without the rails with more horizontal travel. I easily pushed them with one hand while holding my phone.

I wonder if it was an active or abandoned tank. Paul Cox punched through an abondoned, but not properly filled tank.

They are slightly too tight for a 3/8" kerf in fir. They need to slide in tight. Mostly, they stay put on the spar.

The one longterm homeowner had a fear of falling and now is taking time getting used to the feeling that there is nothing (visible any longer) outside the window. Hard to tell from the shot closer to the window, but from 6' back there is no ground visible. Funny.

Momentum with side lean and a brittle hinge, indeed. Steady and smooth power.

Those need to be put through the planer for a fraction of an inch, then drilled for keeper cord.

I guess DK Sliders are a thing of the past.

An alternative to the DK Slider.

Couple short clips of a crash pad instead of rigging or beating the root zone of keeper trees. Used some nylon slider rails for sliding chunks Easier to get horizontal distance with less effort.

Worked in a mist today. Wonderful.

Idk why anyone would want a low-viz saw.