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No I don't Ken. It kind of went from my head to the proto type and once I was satisfied with that I took it apart to use as set up templates. -
I'm pretty impressed with that Stihl and the 20" oak. I don't know much about chainsaws, but even I thought it was a slow cut. But it did get to other side of the log, and that's the key point. I'm not running out to buy a chainsaw right now, but I would give something like that a try. That's an option, but with urban trees you can't always get your vehicle that close. It's worth considering, though. -
Maybe I should start a site “ I Buy Ugly Starrett’s” and flip them. -
Great project Chet! Do you have a sketch of of an idea that you can share with us?
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