All staged pics
4 saws stuck in a log.
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Well I dont know, why tell me ?
Should tap the wedges in before the pinch starts, elementary!
Will I would like to say nobody is that dumb but who knows. I will see if I can break the pics down with an explanation of my opinion in a bit.
Hard to believe they want to look stupid in then post-it.
Too excited to get a video that they missed putting the saws in the kerf on the wrong side where there is no chips spit out on the ground.
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Well I am going to attempt to give my opinion based solely on the pic.
In the above pic that bottom saw was supposedly stuck first but there are no chips on the ground. The second saw was than ran over top of it but once again zero chips on top of the bottom saw or the ground.
Look at the opposite side of the log...............see the chips
Look at the opposite side of the log...............see the chips
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Neither saw shows chips on the ground where they should be if the saw was running when it was supposedly stuck.
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Look at the placement of the wedges on the top.
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Seriously, just look at the lowest cut, the placement of the wedges, the kerf, and ponder it. Compare it to the two cuts above, the placement of the wedges, and the kerf.
I foursaw all of this!
Too bad some did not................
I agree, looks like he's doing a fine job as far as I can see.I didn't pick up on the chips, but suspected it was staged since they were using a 201 and they stuck the wedge under it. Still, the guy sold it with the helmet toss. Priceless.
Plus, it is out in the open and he has some contraption in the background that could spin the log over with a rope or chain.
