Mick!
TreeHouser
Haven’t seen the T2 one for a while. Love the little details like the sunglasses.
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Steve Mack
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murphy4trees
TreeHouser
there is no way I would ever do anything like this if I wasn't getting paid...
Nutball
TreeHouser
Nutball
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Steve Mack
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Burnham
Woods walker
Oopsie.
Burnham
Woods walker
THAT'S a bear!
Steve Mack
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Steve Mack
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Steve Mack
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Interview.
Marc-Antoine
TreeHouser
Thanks to the steel body. The family would be dead if the body was mostly plastic/resin.
Steve Mack
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Just cleaning up a bit and found this one I never posted.
Some people seem to have a lot of time on their hands, just skip through it.
A guy here is selling these, seems a lot less work.
I pinched this off fb, hope it works.
Some people seem to have a lot of time on their hands, just skip through it.
A guy here is selling these, seems a lot less work.
I pinched this off fb, hope it works.
Marc-Antoine
TreeHouser
With the second one, the limb stays too high to be comfortable. He has to lift the saw at shoulder level and retain it after too many cuts. That's a lot of unneeded strain on the shoulders. The limb should stay horizontaly between knee and waist level max, the arms being down and mostly straight to hold the saw.
For one limb, who cares? but for a truck load or all day long, that would make the difference on the body.
For one limb, who cares? but for a truck load or all day long, that would make the difference on the body.
Steve Mack
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gf beranek
Old Schooler
very precision for a 3 jaw.
Nutball
TreeHouser
I wonder how long it really takes to make?
gf beranek
Old Schooler
I'd guess CNC could knock one out in a couple minutes. As I learned lathe, back in the early 60s, I could rough one out in a couple hours, though not nearly as clean finished. A good finish takes more precision, time.
