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Started by Mad Max, January 08, 2025, 04:57:27 PM

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B-JS, zhangkeyang, Mo_coon-catcher, Pat B, kennym and 12 Guests are viewing this topic.

Kirkll

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B-JS

Limbs, Limbs, Limbs....  :archer:

Mad Max

Nice Kirk :thumbsup:  :bigsmyl:
What's that dark thin lam in the center of the stack from the tips coming back to the riser?
I would rather fail at something above my means, than to succeed at something  beneath my means  
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Kirkll

Quote from: Mad Max on November 14, 2025, 03:52:54 PMNice Kirk :thumbsup:  :bigsmyl:
What's that dark thin lam in the center of the stack from the tips coming back to the riser?
Bear paw stable core. .015 thickness
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Pat B

These are updated pics of my head injury almost 2 months ago(Sept. 24)

Make the most of all that comes and the least of all that goes!
TGMM Family of the Bow

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Pat B

Thanks, Bue. I have to give thanks and credit to the 2 PAs that stitched me up. I think they knew what they were doing.
Make the most of all that comes and the least of all that goes!
TGMM Family of the Bow

Kirkll

What happened Pat? Did the wife go after ya with a cast iron frying pan?  :biglaugh:
I'll bet that rang your bell pretty good....
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Pat B

Kirk, a cast iron skillet couldn't have been much worse. And the bell is still ringing after almost 2 months. I've got a call into my Dr. today to see about the dizziness.
Make the most of all that comes and the least of all that goes!
TGMM Family of the Bow

Kirkll

Quote from: Pat B on November 18, 2025, 09:52:38 AMKirk, a cast iron skillet couldn't have been much worse. And the bell is still ringing after almost 2 months. I've got a call into my Dr. today to see about the dizziness.

So how did you get that knot on your gourd?
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Kirkll

Well today i had a different type of wood working adventure. I finally tuned up my big saw and started a bit of wood cutting for the woodstove. But I didn't last long out there. The saw was running great, but the damn chain was seriously dull. I tried touching it up with a file out there, but the file was the wrong size. It cut better, but wasn't blowing chips like it should. 

This Husky 266 XP will run a 3' bar no problem, but i run a 28" bar for more power. When its good and sharp it will pull 3/4" chips and run though a 3' log like butter with a chisel tooth chain. So i quit early and brought it back in the shop where i found the right sized file and got a nice edge on those teeth. I'm ready to blow some chips now!

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Funny thing is that this saw sure seems heavier than it used to... LOL
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Pat B

Kirk, I was cutting a 20" red oak that hung up in smaller trees. I waited a few days before going back to it. After studying the situation I slowly removed the smaller trees that hung up the oak and it gradually lowered to the ground. As I was reducing the oak to firewood size logs a dead pine about 20' behind and not affected by what I was cutting broke in half and a piece about 8" in diameter and 12' or so long fell and hit me. When the bells stopped ringing I drove my truck back home on the other side of our property then my wife drove me to the hospital. The funny thing is I stored my saw, oil and gas under my wheel barrow like I do when cutting wood and don't remember doing it.




This is the culprit that hit me
Make the most of all that comes and the least of all that goes!
TGMM Family of the Bow


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