woodburner wrote:You're nuts if you try to cut a log on a regular table saw.
You be close to correct! It was a small log! Also very dry(not too heavy).
Alternative, chop up for firewood.
So were the Wright Brothers!:D
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You be close to correct! It was a small log! Also very dry(not too heavy).
Alternative, chop up for firewood.
So were the Wright Brothers!:D
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Originally Posted by woodburner
You're nuts if you try to cut a log on a regular table saw.
You gave him the wrong answer, Red. The correct answer is...The ShopSmith is no "regular table saw".JPG40504 wrote:You be close to correct! It was a small log! Also very dry(not too heavy).
Alternative, chop up for firewood.
So were the Wright Brothers!:D
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