Thanks for weighing in Shari. This is what I was after, some real womens opinions. I know a Dolmar dealer near a tile shop in Denver, kill two birds with one stone (saw for Val, new tile for the hearth) Thanks, JB (plus I can drool over the 7900's)
Excellent info Shari, thanksShari said:So, to answer your question about cutting a tree you can wrap your arms around, yes the Dolmar will do it. Bigger saws with longer bars will do it easier but the Dolmar will get you through a tree that size.
Shari
ironpony said:how many guys would of thought of this????
ironpony said:there is also another post where they
are using it for forming metal
ironpony said:Logs that are too large to get into the crossbuck I usually place crosswise on my splitter and use the splitter like a vise, again, so I don't have to do a lot of deep bending. (When you get older you have to adjust how you do things.)
how many guys would of thought of this????
neccessity is the mother of invention
Beetle-Kill said:Now I'm thinking of a slider on a beam, with a cam-lock to hold the log. Shari, thanks for the idea, getting my wheels turning. No saw yet, never made it to Denver this weekend. Soon.
Danno77 said:Shari, you need a hay/grain elevator. google "little giant grain elevator"
we used to use these on the farm, but augers are mostly what we have now that we ONLY have corn and beans. I bet they'd be tough enough for wood as long as you don't need it more than 45ft in a straight line...
Shari said:Heh heh - catapult or trebuchet - the 'building permit police' would be after me!
I'm sorry, my comments have taken this thread off-topic - didn't mean to do that.
Resume regular programming, please.
Shari
3dogsrule said:Shari said:Heh heh - catapult or trebuchet - the 'building permit police' would be after me!
I'm sorry, my comments have taken this thread off-topic - didn't mean to do that.
Resume regular programming, please.
Shari
But the comments were fun! :cheese: Okay, then, as far as a female-friendly chainsaw, is there one in the more "ecomonical" range? I know I shouldn't buy the cheapest out there, but it's hard to sink $350++ into something I won't use terribly often, maybe a few times a year (ish).
Karen
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