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I snuck a couple pictures in a thread JP had started of a walnut stump I was working on sawing. I thought even though this is not a samilling discussion forum I would just start a thread about it anyway. I got this stump because I want to cut some thick stock with figure. I have never sawed a stump before...it has been a learning experience :huh:, if after all the work I have put in it if the stock is not spectacular I may never do it agian.
It is 24" at the butt cut where the logger felled the tree. (I have access to 100 more from the same site...we will see after this one)
I finally got it cleaned up from 4000 lbs (?) to less than 2000. Mud, rocks, little roots. I bet I sharpened 20 chains and spent 3 hours with the pressure washer. The last picture is trimmed up and ready for it's last "bath". The first time my Case 1840 could lift it, I had been flipping it all over the muddy yard working on it.
It is 24" at the butt cut where the logger felled the tree. (I have access to 100 more from the same site...we will see after this one)
I finally got it cleaned up from 4000 lbs (?) to less than 2000. Mud, rocks, little roots. I bet I sharpened 20 chains and spent 3 hours with the pressure washer. The last picture is trimmed up and ready for it's last "bath". The first time my Case 1840 could lift it, I had been flipping it all over the muddy yard working on it.
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