Right tool for the job

[mark kosse]

I've been working on cedar post and rail porch fence. I'll never get the pic right.

[mark kosse]

Peeling all those post is a job

[mark kosse]

A draw knife wanted to dig in too much so I put this tool into service.

[mark kosse]

The Rapala fillet knife worked so good. If you think about it I was filleting the cedar. I have lots to do.

[Frederick Skelly]

My Dad has had one of those since I was a kid. Dang thing is still the sharpest knife Ive ever used. Just hone it once in a while and it holds a wonderful edge.
Fred

[mark kosse]

Thanks Lee! Any advise on how to get an ipad to turn them upright? No matter what orientation the device is in it wont post that way.

[Nick Decker]

When you open the photo on your iPad, see if there's an option to Edit, then Rotate. Once rotated, be sure to save it in that orientation before uploading.

[Kevin Jenness]

A Canadian take on "tool for the job"

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CwGrC0KicSo

[Bill Dufour]

How about a pressure washer. The redwood mill at Scotia, California used a big one to debark the logs back in the day when I visited it as a kid. It had enough power to spin the logs 8' diameter 40 ' long

[mark kosse]

Well Nick, there is but the pics show the correct orientation when I look at them. I'll try it one day. Turn them upside down and see if they show up here right side up.