Snipped 7/8th's of way in on the other side:)
And most important bawl,,,
Whilst humming your version of the lumberjack song!!!.......
Large Cherry tree to bite the dust - how?
Jun 02, 2004
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In message , tony sayer writes
Even I avoided saying that
... and asking about the check shirts etc.
.andy
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It does, doesn't it: and I kinda-usually do that: though to be honest it's more usually 6-inch-diam maybe-20ft-tall but pretty leggy ash or sycamore growing in The Wrong Place, as opposed to the one tended and encouraged in The Right Place, that I'm toppling, rather'n anything bigger. But thanks to both of you for rounding out the handwavy description with the important "leave a hinge, you get notably better control" tip...
Stefek
Don't you mean skirts?
Christian.
A rip saw? A hand saw for cutting along the grain of timber??
Get a bow saw, Bacho, Sandvik or whatnot, this will do the job quite easily. Don't cut earthy boughs or roots, you will knacker the blade.
Firewood for special occasions?
J.B.
Maybe someone who is into furniture making would appreciate it?
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