Sorry - that was silly of me - they're offcuts, only 2 and 3' long. Table saw?El Barto":3a8akstg said:Depending on the length of the beams I'd be inclined to use the track saw. Probably easier and safer than trying to manhandle it through a table saw!!!
A world where they didn't give a damn about the fact the tree had been around longer than the rise of the Roman Empire and when it was planted Stone Henge hadn't been thought of yet, It just made for good 4x2s for building houses :lol:.Chris152":2krfjbwz said:ps Trevanion - what an amazing photo, I keep looking at it, wondering about the world they lived in.
Jees Osvaldd, Take a chill pill. :lol:Osvaldd":px1r8p75 said:@Trevanion
You cannot apply 21st century morals to past events. These were great men who had to survive the harshest living conditions in the new world. I’m sure you would’ve done the same.
I'd rather cut the tree down and build a house from it then hug it and die from cold.
I guess it comes down to what you think feels safe. I'd probably still be cutting them on trestles tbh.Chris152":2d52i07k said:Sorry - that was silly of me - they're offcuts, only 2 and 3' long. Table saw?El Barto":2d52i07k said:Depending on the length of the beams I'd be inclined to use the track saw. Probably easier and safer than trying to manhandle it through a table saw!!!