I was splitting some pine for kindling.
When I saw a gray spot. It was a bullet.
Found a second one in a nother piece.![[Hearth.com] Found these while splitting wood today](https://www.hearth.com/talk/data/attachments/315/315087-480229d44fd154331b4ab8ddd0ac3152.jpg?hash=teW882y6_3 "[Hearth.com] Found these while splitting wood today")
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When I saw a gray spot. It was a bullet.
Found a second one in a nother piece.
Found these while splitting wood today
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Better to find hidden things with the splitter than the saw, but in this case I doubt the lead would do much harm to the chain. Not like a nail, screw or barb wire...
I was watching a video a few months ago. A guy was repurposing the wood from a old piano. When he made some cuts he found a old nail. Piano was close to 100 yeas old so the nail had to be really old.
Ashful
Minister of Fire
Beats finding a ceramic and steel electrical fitting with your chainsaw! Finding bullets in wood is only cool if they're musket balls.
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