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pretty big one phoe heavey

Its really a cool tool & aluminum is not bending in cold wether thats a pro for winterworks i forgot actually when to cut trees as it is said that the time of cutting is best to do when planets or planetary body are increasing, not expanding. but im not sure about this what way around it was. Lama. jou cut the trees a time ago, now jour making planks. What was the time jou cutted the trees? i remebered cutting wind wood from appletrees in autum. They needed to be cut to give the tree some air to let the sun ripen the fruits The trees grow like madness, on clay from the sea thats good like lava and OAT meal they say. . . how odd it sounds. . . . but it works every treegrower who want peaces, black-walnuts, hazelnuts knows that but thats agriculture foodforrest thinges. . . .

Wouldn't you need to make two flat cuts (perpendicular) by turning the cant, so you can mill planks free of center/heart wood?

He. Lama? still working?. . . . its evening here & raining at last again. I did pudha for Maa with Nisch the Fisch & some few 1000 of chanting one last nicht & this afternoon meditate on good fibrating into the enlichtend direction. . .(do good to the mother, thats a go go done that NOT wrong, ha ha ). . .& if i pass the questions offcours all with the tibettan or sanskrite teksts. . .spoken outloud. so happy to hear it spoken. its al translated nowadays. . .. jou Lamas get modern pho! lucky me. at the end. . . . jep its about time also alsways at the end of somthings stupid habit with life numbers 9. but well coping with it ha ha ha. . . .als always. . ..happy TSSsss what a perfect workshop jou have Lama. . . . i dont think he will, jep maybe forced it looks like a 2e nature preforming a masculine dance of living life. . . ha ha delicious always gardeners, woodworkers farmers horseman dono. . . not hard to fall for. . . . and so to see. . . jour are VERY gifted Lama it seems. . . . . . . . . . . .. .good boddi-citta development if i may say soooo ho ha ha ha looks good on jou more man schould take jou as example. . . . .

Hi do you read chainsaw man?

Are you the lama from the theory of samsara channel?

nice weather overthere love to see the sun on the woods. . . .cool! its shiney here toooo . . .2 sept

Jour both very beautiful lamas, thanks jou so much for this enjoiment of jour works, i hear the silence mm heerlijk

mmm i come over there

heya why get it out? its just under fundatie or so? or whey can it not be?

eco toilet?

bit early dont Ye think? Its september . . . .?

Nice tool Lamas

nou agree. . . heavyy metal

you must be in total fallen into the love Lama for what jour doing there. . .its JUMPING out of jour shortys. . .really beautiful Lama Thank jou so much for sharing this

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ceeps Ye warm Lama 2 times ono 3! ha ha ha

couleurs. . . the ornanges in the green. . .the moss that colour Phoe!. . . its pretty hilly there is there rock under ? must be

Gracious!. . . by hand? no. . . to build a retreat. . . jou must be a stubborn one too . .

see? how much fun it is to be hovenier. . . im so good with my works. . . all thoose trees mjammie!

ha ha ha this background. . . . jouhoe got 'm! joehoei

a fatty one

hoepa. . .nice move . . .well don! its always adventurus jobs like woodharvesting

cool!

do you have a video explaining the goal or showing a blueprint of what the end goal is? if so can you direct me there? if not than could you make one? im curious

Thanks for this. Just bought an LT-15 today, and I appreciate your video for entertainment purposes only.

Choga at work! You're so adept at everything you set your mind to!!!! An all in one Permaculture Community Builder!!!!

This is not a gin pole; it is sheer legs (or just “sheers” for short). A gin pole is a single pole with guys. Gin poles are quick and easy, but can be difficult to find places to guy them to keep them from moving laterally. The sheers are more stable to lift things, but too heavy to easily move around or take to the top of a tower or building, or too complicated to transport or assemble in the field. It requires three people to safely manipulate a gin pole, but if you are an experienced rigger, the sheers can be a solo job. The half laps on wooden sheers are usually only made in the cross brace so that the legs are not weakened by thinning them to half thickness. In the field, it also helps to supplement the cross brace with a ratchet strap or rope to hold the frame together, since the cross brace is in tension under load. A useful trick I learned about using sheers is to make an attachment for a vertical pole to a second cross brace under the legs near the apex. This forms what sailors call a “gyn”, and can lift even heavier loads, such as lifting something massive so you can back the truck bed or wagon under it. In this use, the feet of the sheers must be secured not only laterally, but also vertically since they might lift out of the holes.

Nice Job Lama! 👍🏼

All right , I admit i'm stumped - what was the reason for the pocket you cut into the lintel beam? Almost like a socket for a step.

I wonder how fiddly it would be to make the cuts in from the end using the mill. Theoretically it should be able to do it and make two nice smooth parallel cuts, leaving just the base of the cutout to be chainsawed and chiselled.

This amazes me! I really enjoyed watching this. Great job 👍❤️⚔️🔥🐴

If you have not replaced the “safety chain” that came w/ that battery Echo saw, you may find significantly increased performance by getting a “non” safety chain. Just a thought, as I saw you doing quite a bit of work with the tip of the bar, which is where the safety rakers open up to help prevent kick-back. Nice to have when needed, but they cut (pun intended 🤣) performance significantly when trying to bore or do things with the tip of the chainsaw bar.

superb work Tom😄

That's so amazing! I have never seen that done before. But have wondered how it would be done 👍🪵

Might need to make your self some holding jigs so you can get those logs up on the diamond to trim those edges with the saw, be a bit quicker than using the draw knife!

Is a "shearleg", not a "ginpole", surely (?!). Familiar derricks are ginpoles, shearlegs, tripods and stiffleg-derricks/scotch+derricks - all four exist and are very different - have very different applications too.

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Perseverance paid off. The post charring technique is really interesting. Did you brush something else on the charred surface? I'm watching on my phone that has a cracked screen 😅

Your latest 'post' is first class as usual. 😅🙏

I cant believe thats me just found this channel Choga..amazing skills my friend..

Sorry, now I have more thoughts on meditation versus generosity. Why did the Buddha put generosity, ethics, patience, and vigor at the beginning of the path? Meditation and wisdom come at the end of the path. Also, in the Zen traditions, they only do breathing meditation or Zazen. Are we to assume that one cannot achieve meaningful realization without the practice of breathing meditation? It’s ubiquitous. Everyone all living beings must breathe… is it not wise to teach them how to breathe wisely? My point is I don’t think one has to go to a meditation retreat to learn breathing meditation. There are so many apps, CZcams videos and teachers on Zoom who teach this stuff now. I don’t know. I’m just thinking a lot right now. I should be meditating lol 😂😂😂 have a good day. You can ignore me. No worries at all.😂😂😂.

I think what you’re doing is wonderful. My only ask is that you really stress generosity among those who come to your meditation retreat. I’m assuming you took the Bodhisattva Vow. I’m also assuming you’re a Tantric practitioner as well. In any event, to practice Tantra, one was first take the Bodhisattva Vow. I am in no way ready for tantra my goodness that is totally beyond me. I’m still working on the six perfection. I think a lot of people meditate too much and they don’t take their practice into their daily life where it’s truly beneficial. Thus when the occasion arises to practice generosity, they don’t. They treat generosity as something special or simplistic. Simplistic is often mistaken for doll or pointless but that’s a profound mistake. Simplicity is sharp as a razors edge. It cuts right through. It gets right to the point, which is the point of simplicity. Anyways, I wish you the best of luck.❤❤❤🙏🙏🙏

Good video. A bark spud type of tool works better (in my humble opinion) than an axe, however it may also depend on your tree species and the age of the log.

OMG CAN'T YOU JUST GET HELP?

That is an a frame or shear leg crane. Gin pole is one spare held up by three or more lines and can rotate somewhat around by changing tension in guy line to move load laterally.Does not change the great job you did.

Lama, I would recommend you to wear a mask, inhale those smoke is not a good idea...

Sketchy but you made it!

There is another option for posts. You can use a large rock for a footing and then scribe your post to sit on it. I have done this for my firewood shed (and I am no master woodworker). Here is link for a good you tube video (only 10 mins long) showing how to do this. I found it was actually not that difficult to do using a chisel and an angle grinder. When finished you can actually set the post in place on the rock and it will stand by itself.

I absolutely love what you're doing there ❤