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    I build furniture from Eastern Red Cedar here in southern Indiana. Most "logs" are smaller in diameter than a soccer ball. I am currently using a 4 1/2" electric hand grinder with a coarse "flapper" disc to de-bark and take off limb knots. This works ok, but I'm looking for better, faster...
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