Been a while since I have had time to get to the shop and play but I was able to finish up a few orders this weekend and start a bunch of new blades. Here is one I thought might be appreciated by those who run saws.
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A chainsaw in the kitchen
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Eatonpcat
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osagebow
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Thanks everyone. Just a little hobby of mine is to take things that were once something else and turn them into knives. I like working with the chainsaw chain because it incorporates 2 of my hobby/obsessions.
Neat to see what some of the members can do with metal, wood, clay, etc. . . . about the most technical thing I can do with metal is mix up equal parts of JB Weld and crudely fuse things together. 
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