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George; If you are not in a big hurry, I might be able to help with the problem that seems to be "stumping" you right now. I have an acquaintance who has been cleaning up City of Toronto trees felled in the big ice storm as few years back. He has a yard full of dried hardwood logs. I will ask him for a length for you if you like. If you can wait until the Hogtown Meet, I can get a rough measurement of your arm / hammer hit point so he can cut the stump for you unless you have a chainsaw of your own. You'd be surprised of the weight of even a dried 3' length of hardwood. But then again, you don't want one too light, you'll be chasing it all over your living room.
Barry
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Is there a price for this? Last edited by Murdoch; 03-08-2016 at 06:38 PM. |
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i bought a used butchers block on ebay which is walnut and cherry and is 24"x24"x12" thick that works great and looks beautiful also i hope you dont have an upstairs apt. i wouldnt want to live below you
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Hehehe there is a garage below me...GM
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George;
If he charges for the length of log, it will be minimal. I'll check with him before the Hogtown meet. I find that if the stump is to high or to low, it wears out your arm quickly when using the stump for an extended period of time. Everybody is different. There will be guys at the meet who will know more than I, but you'll be off to a good start. Barry
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In this video Wray Schelin shows his 'Home Depot' stump made from laminated lumber.
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[QUOTE=barry grigg;123590]George;
If he charges for the length of log, it will be minimal. I'll check with him before the Hogtown meet. I find that if the stump is to high or to low, it wears out your arm quickly when using the stump for an extended period of time. Everybody is different. There will be guys at the meet who will know more than I, but you'll be off to a good start. Barry[/QUOTE That would be great Barry, then I'll know how much to bring. I figured it will be hard on the arms and shoulders. List of injuries: tendonitis, carpal, arthritis and don't forget tennis elbow with a side order of torn muscle tissue. Remedy: Passion and desire to create and learn with a dose of spite to those who have said I can't. Haters make you famous hehehe. Very excited to to attend and learn, meet folks that share the same interests...GM |
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