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[Brad Hart]

Well back from a hard day chaufering the post knee surgery wife around only to find some (deleted explative) (deleted explative) moron felt my yard was once again would be a good place to drop tree trimmings. As if I don't have enough problems keeping it cleaned up with a 7 year old and all the neighborhood kids tossing crap in it. While no large burls this time after the cleanup I managed to find this

[Mike Ramsey]

The nerve of some people! ;)

[Andy Hoyt]

Let us know if you'd like some advice on how to process it.

[Brad Hart]

Let us know if you'd like some advice on how to process it.

Like who I should give it too :) I will probably put it in one of these piles

[Bruce Shiverdecker]

The only thing I have is that if you don't get something on the ends, soon, all you will have there is firewood. Looks like there is some checking getting started.

Bruce

[Christopher K. Hartley]

Well back from a hard day chaufering the post knee surgery wife around only to find some (deleted explative) (deleted explative) moron felt my yard was once again would be a good place to drop tree trimmings. As if I don't have enough problems keeping it cleaned up with a 7 year old and all the neighborhood kids tossing crap in it. While no large burls this time after the cleanup I managed to find this

Tell that moron to come bother me...please!:D

[Scott Fernald]

Hmmmm....some interesting long shavings laying around there....and is that one of those Husqvarna wrenches on that one log???

I think that must be the home of a dangerous, bowl blanking, wood hoarding Abysserite!

I wonder how I recognize the signs...


:)

[Brad Hart]

The only thing I have is that if you don't get something on the ends, soon, all you will have there is firewood. Looks like there is some checking getting started.

Bruce

I actually don't care about checking, if I ever run out of rough turned bowls which gets done as soon as I get a load I will go slab an end off one of the long pieces. I already gave away the lot of beech that was dropped in my yard a week or so ago. I get this much wood and more on a regular basis from local tree trimmers who pretty much beg me to take it so they don't have to pay for disposal or storage. If I tried to seal everything I get I would go broke just buying sealer.

BTW Anyone in the Dayton area want to help saw up a small stand of sycamore this summer?

[Brad Hart]

....and is that one of those Husqvarna wrenches on that one log???



:)

It is not.............................. It is a stihl:)



BTW for those that are wondering this new pile is slippery elm.

[Scott Fernald]

It is not.............................. It is a stihl:)



BTW for those that are wondering this new pile is slippery elm.


Well, one of those wood eating, orange colored saws! :D

[Bruce Shiverdecker]

Nuff said Brad. If this was thirty-five years ago, I'd be your neighbor and help you. Lived in Kettering then, but moved away.

I'm sure you'll be able to get some help.

Bruce

[Chris Barton]

Great looking haul there Brad! But, I would get those piles away from actually touching my house or siding. Termites will be swarming soon and those piles would be considered "prime real estate" for them.

[John Hart]

Great haul Brad!!!!:)

[Brad Hart]

Great looking haul there Brad! But, I would get those piles away from actually touching my house or siding. Termites will be swarming soon and those piles would be considered "prime real estate" for them.

I keep meaning to do that but then again I keep meaning to burn the shed down and extend it another 15 feet and put a concrete slab under all of it instead of wooden pillars on gravel too... Oh well that pile is going bye bye soon, my new outdoor shop extension, I mean deck is going right where that pile is.