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Re: Loggers and Portable Sawmill folks
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Posted by RWK in WI on October 19, 2004 at 18:26:31 from (169.207.138.161):
In Reply to: Loggers and Portable Sawmill folks posted by Kevin (FL) on October 19, 2004 at 09:47:29:
Something to consider is this. Trees that have been brought down by storms, hurricanes for you tornadoes up here, are often twisted by the wind and the grain has seperated, thus if cut in to lumber if would be weak or even unuable. Also consider that the storm may have burried metal or other objects in the tree. When a saw hit the metal it is the end of the blade and may cause a great danger of thrown object. I have cut tornado downed trees for firewood and hitting metal and spoiling a chain is part of the deal.
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