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I’d bring along a few tools to help save your back Dave. 

Just for fun! Reading Dave's post, seeing the saw at the base of the tree and then Paul's story, of course Monty Python came to mind!

Climbing spikes?

I just don't have the feet or legs for those Paul LOL

**snort**

I’d bring along a few tools to help save your back Dave. 

All right, big boy toys!

I’d bring along a few tools to help save your back Dave. 

I’d bring along a few tools to help save your back Dave. 

All right, big boy toys!

Now we're TALKING !!!

Saturday March 5, 2022
Razor: 3D Printed Injector by Roger Quintero SlimGem
Blade: Schick
Brush: Graydog Cocobolo/Synbad
Soap: Stirling Gin and Tonic On the Rocks
AS 1: Thayers Original
AS 2: Clubman Gents Gin
Fragrance:
Consecutive Daily Shaves - # 1214

https://youtu.be/1tPr02JUBjg

Saturday March 5, 2022
Razor: 3D Printed Injector by Roger Quintero SlimGem
Blade: Schick
Brush: Graydog Cocobolo/Synbad
Soap: Stirling Gin and Tonic On the Rocks
AS 1: Thayers Original
AS 2: Clubman Gents Gin
Fragrance:
Consecutive Daily Shaves - # 1214

https://youtu.be/1tPr02JUBjg

Great video Dave.

I'm woefully behind on what can be done with 3d printing. Thus, I was shocked and amazed by the spring loaded tray in that Injector. Really cool stuff.

Be safe with the rest of the tree removal and enjoy your dinner party.

Saturday March 5, 2022
Razor: 3D Printed Injector by Roger Quintero SlimGem
Blade: Schick 
Brush: Graydog Cocobolo/Synbad
Soap: Stirling Gin and Tonic On the Rocks
AS 1: Thayers Original
AS 2: Clubman Gents Gin
Fragrance:
Consecutive Daily Shaves - # 1214

https://youtu.be/1tPr02JUBjg

Great video Dave.

I'm woefully behind on what can be done with 3d printing. Thus, I was shocked and amazed by the spring loaded tray in that Injector. Really cool stuff.

Be safe with the rest of the tree removal and enjoy your dinner party.

Thanks Paul for watching and it really is amazing what they can accomplish now and it will only get more and more interesting and intricate I'm sure!

So as I stated my dad wanted the stump chainsaw carved like they do in Gatlinburg into a Bear.


I kept working it and reworking it trying to get it just right. With each new attempt it was a little smaller of course but in the end, I think I got it right. What do you guys think ?

The stump is hard to show the size. It was just under 9 foot around it and 42 inches across it so I am needing to take it in pieces. Ran out of time and only got 1 section off. I did get the yard cleaned up and someone is coming to get the firewood within 3 days. I'll finish up the stump between work on Monday.


Home in time to post this while sipping a beer and then jump in the shower before company arrives. Bring on the Turkey dinner !

I heard that blasting the stump with dynamite is the easiest, most efficient way to get it out of the ground.    It might be hard to find dynamite so you could make your own. The most commonly used explosive in mining is ANFO. Ammonium nitrate and fuel oil which is basically fertilizer and diesel fuel. Blasting mat is recommended to avoid the stump coming down on your dad’s roof!

I heard that blasting the stump with dynamite is the easiest, most efficient way to get it out of the ground.    It might be hard to find dynamite so you could make your own. The most commonly used explosive in mining is ANFO. Ammonium nitrate and fuel oil which is basically fertilizer and diesel fuel. Blasting mat is recommended to avoid the stump coming down on your dad’s roof!