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Can you imagine, back in the day, how long and how many guys it would take to perform that five-minute drill?
I always enjoy videos like that, a guy using a machine you expect to work on huge stuff and using finesse to work to an accuracy of inches. Another kind of video is of a totally automated assembly line in a factory.
I was totally expecting to see him start making a log cabin right there with that machine, notching the logs into each other and everything.
When your machine is rated for 16" pine and you find a 24" hardwood, it's either this method or grab the Husky XP.Ignore that and you'll be fixing your boom, especially a burst hose from that much more weight cutting the conventional way.
I didn't understand why he was finessing the cuts until I read your explanation. Thanks-lg
Didn’t know you were filming me Irish, now I’m embarrassed
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Can you imagine, back in the day, how long and how many guys it would take to perform that five-minute drill?
ReplyDeleteI always enjoy videos like that, a guy using a machine you expect to work on huge stuff and using finesse to work to an accuracy of inches. Another kind of video is of a totally automated assembly line in a factory.
ReplyDeleteI was totally expecting to see him start making a log cabin right there with that machine, notching the logs into each other and everything.
ReplyDeleteWhen your machine is rated for 16" pine and you find a 24" hardwood, it's either this method or grab the Husky XP.
ReplyDeleteIgnore that and you'll be fixing your boom, especially a burst hose from that much more weight cutting the conventional way.
I didn't understand why he was finessing the cuts until I read your explanation.
DeleteThanks
-lg
Didn’t know you were filming me Irish, now I’m embarrassed
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