Stubby
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Antarctica
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Testosterone
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Its not the coil . Its called a mystery ....... Geyt a Dolmar or an Echo .
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Perhaps you could point out to the knee jerk knob jockey what a **** he is being by posting this .....or just ignore it ...?
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Norway Spruce .....again ......ground hog day.....
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Xylophone ......again .
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My stack is out side open to the elements . In the summer I process what I need and fill my log stores . The two out side stores loose moisture quickly and the inside store ( garage ) looses it at a slower rate . As winter approaches the out side logs take up a bit of moisture from the air were as the inside logs don't . So by the end of winter the inside logs are dryer than the outside logs albeit taking a longer time . All the wood is around the 10-12% when tested with an ordinary meter . End of the day you burn what you got ! .
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Norway Spruce .
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Endoscopy
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Nonchalant
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YEA , BUT , COME ON YOU QUINS !
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Absolutely .
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Are we playing on ...spread , chocolate , the , nutella , mean , you , ( or ) Do ?
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I went one Bovril . Does that count ?
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Hi bud . I have an Oregon powermatch 36" .404 that has done very little work if its of interest .
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And pioneer of the " buggery Grips "
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Scooby la la doodley dum just got some more with a click of my thumb -
See that's were never using the chain brake avoids that problem
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Did you mow that right to the horizon ?
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Sky news just give out theres people getting into peoples flooded homes
Stubby replied to mendiplogs's topic in The Lounge
Thats looting . Disgusting Jon . -
Yes we are both right . As the wedge penetrates , bending the fibers there is tension on the outside of the curve but compression on the inside of the curve
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Ok . Thanks for that .
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Ive got 2 lots of some
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I would have assumed ( wrongly perhaps ) that it would be compressive forces rather than tensile as the splitter is effectively compressing the wood until the split occurs ............
