Living the life, feet to the earth. Good luck! Chainsaws are very scary, only used one once to get rid of a stubborn part of a 20+ overgrown hedge with trees all throughout it and man, so many times i wasnt thinking and the saw was inches from my leg as i rev'd it between cuts, shits horrific. Just a second of it spinning against your leg with no real pressure will expose the bone. Remember seeing pants that are filled with string that clog up the saw if it cuts into them, might wanna look into stuff like that with how much youll be using it.
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My dad taught me the most amount of mistakes you’ll make is when you’re getting weary, so always remember to take breaks. I’ve seen my dad chop wood next to the house, and I’ve also been helping him stack all of it, and let me just say, wood stacking is possibly one of my biggest strengths, even if it is just a bit. Please be careful mate! And good luck with your plan! I bet your house will turn out great!
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I'll probably never hold a chainsaw in my life but thanks for your message 👍
I'm sure it will help a lot of people :)
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I 'preciate the comments. Yeah...there will be snapshots, probably a few videos, etc. Most likely I'll start a blog somewhere & put a link to it here. Gotta lower the chances that some Newgrounder sees this stuff & goes out & tries his/her luck.