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The worst thing you can hit with a saw


Steve Bullman
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Hit a lump of flint buried right in the centre of a 3ft trunk today, instantly stripped the chrome off a nearly new chain....horrendous stuff to hit, probably because it doesn't make the same noise as you get one hitting a lump of metal. Other particular nasties i've hit in the past are the old ceramic electric insulators. Curious what other peoples experiences are

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Iv done the flint thing ( being in Sussex its inevitable ) . A few Victorian nails in the center of a 3ft dia trunk . Big mess when I hit a can of Dulux White Gloss with the mulching blade of my brush cutter !

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Granite. Get lots of it in the trees on our Devon banks. When they have been layed in the past they then cast up with earth and small stones onto the bank and then new growth encapsulates it laying in wait for muggins here to blunt his saw for the umpteenth time.

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