Exhausted lolololI'm goin with too exhausted to be terrified.
Scrounging Firewood (and other stuff)
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No LEFTIES? I will need to find a source for those blades (Hint, Hint) I like these.
Looks like I have some work to do today at my father and mother inlaws cottage. Pretty high winds here Monday night, lots of folks still without power. 
Had you been paying attention you would have seen it when I posted it up just recently. Here it is again. LOL
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I have a Clyctron that was never used if you wanna gamble with cooking yer own innerds.
And a Vacuum kiln will pull a big percentage of moisture through the end grain. If you could put your micro wave in a vac chamber the results "WOOD" be impressive. The vacuum lowers the boiling point considerably, pulls the moisture out as steam.
To poor to pay attention.
I’ve seen it done with big seal bags no micro just pulling a vacuum.
Fixed my planer 
klimber27
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cool a firewood thread diverged into a firearm discussion =)
I agree that people with ill-intent will find a way to do harm
I also agree that people should have the right protect themselves, which includes firearms for moral prudent sane people; police are a long ways away if you live rurally, and these days in cities also!
However, because dense cities are also dense with conflict and crime, I don't think making it easier for people to possess guns is a good solution, since there's a higher chance of bystanders getting injured in the event of a shootout.
And even gun owners must admit that there is a level of separation (physically and probably psychologically too) between getting up close to someone with a knife to consciously push it into their body, versus holding up a pistol and pulling a finger with a few ounces of force.
Punishing law abiding gun owners doesn't keep guns out of the hands of people who want to acquire them for ill intent. But making guns more abundant probably makes it easier to get ahold of one illegally. To be honest, I don't blame law-abiding gun-owning citizens who would rather NOT have their name and guns registered on a national database.. it makes it much easier for the government to find them if/when it decides to crack down.
I think that most people in cities with criminal intent don't really want to hurt people, even if they have a gun and use it to commit armed robbery. Most are looking for easy targets and stealing for money. If both sides of the 'debate' can understand that the U.S. is more culturally diverse than most other countries, and rural environments are different than dense urban, it makes statistical comparisons less meaningful in my eyes.
To wrap it up, it seems to me there is an agenda (by rich corporate elites) who want to maintain control of the global population and resources, and rural self-reliant communities are going to be some of the most challenging to bring under that rule. A lot of the societal events and changes we are experiencing now seem to be steps towards that end.
Hats off to those who refuse to offer their compliance freely, even if it comes at the cost of enduring a more challenging life.
I agree that people with ill-intent will find a way to do harm
I also agree that people should have the right protect themselves, which includes firearms for moral prudent sane people; police are a long ways away if you live rurally, and these days in cities also!
However, because dense cities are also dense with conflict and crime, I don't think making it easier for people to possess guns is a good solution, since there's a higher chance of bystanders getting injured in the event of a shootout.
And even gun owners must admit that there is a level of separation (physically and probably psychologically too) between getting up close to someone with a knife to consciously push it into their body, versus holding up a pistol and pulling a finger with a few ounces of force.
Punishing law abiding gun owners doesn't keep guns out of the hands of people who want to acquire them for ill intent. But making guns more abundant probably makes it easier to get ahold of one illegally. To be honest, I don't blame law-abiding gun-owning citizens who would rather NOT have their name and guns registered on a national database.. it makes it much easier for the government to find them if/when it decides to crack down.
I think that most people in cities with criminal intent don't really want to hurt people, even if they have a gun and use it to commit armed robbery. Most are looking for easy targets and stealing for money. If both sides of the 'debate' can understand that the U.S. is more culturally diverse than most other countries, and rural environments are different than dense urban, it makes statistical comparisons less meaningful in my eyes.
To wrap it up, it seems to me there is an agenda (by rich corporate elites) who want to maintain control of the global population and resources, and rural self-reliant communities are going to be some of the most challenging to bring under that rule. A lot of the societal events and changes we are experiencing now seem to be steps towards that end.
Hats off to those who refuse to offer their compliance freely, even if it comes at the cost of enduring a more challenging life.
WoodAbuser
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So it's okay for rural folks to have guns to defend themselves, but not city folks. That doesn't work for me. The 2nd Amendment acknowledges our God given right to keep and bare arms for what ever reason.
Another one falls over. It had a bit of a lean to it and was a bit tricky so don't be to hard on my stump.
I’m starting to see more open carry around here. I think folks understand it is a matter of when, not if. Sad times.
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So that's what it's supposed to look like! Is that yours J Jeff?
First time I’ve seen one of these in my wood pile . Not my picture but exactly the critter I saw white weasel . Saw it Today and yesterday may be more than one was very interested in what I was doing 
5 rounds noodled from the ash log. Made a nice bucket full. 3 buckets total from this tree. Would have been more but some of the limb wood was getting punky.
Winter is when I do this kind of work very messy . Got the basic shape done 
Nice to see you still break out the 462 for the tough jobs!!!
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