I use scraps to start the fire but beyond that it tends to burn too hot and too quickly. I prefer fire wood in the raw once the fire is going.
I use scraps to start the fire but beyond that it tends to burn too hot and too quickly. I prefer fire wood in the raw once the fire is going.
Rilly. A deuce and a half differs from my pickup truck how?
And can't I resaw with a garden variety, non-resaw bandsaw?
Similar story here. I spent $100 on a 1960's vintage 12" Sears Craftsman with a 1/3 HP motor. I invested about that much again in parts (mostly new tires and some missing guards) and some good Timberwolf blades, and I've got a perfectly usable tool for what I use it for.
I've even managed to slice some 6" wide veneers on it, but that's an exercise in patience (and perhaps, obstinance). If I ever wanted to do that kind of stuff in any serious way, I'd be looking for a heftier saw. I suppose I could put a larger motor on this one.
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