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Topic: Fast and Hard Or Slow and Soft?
Peccy Joined Thu 06/28/07 Posts: 17181	Mon 08/04/08 06:15 PM
What's a good technique for sawing wood?

Troyd879 Joined Tue 09/11/07 Posts: 542	Mon 08/04/08 06:15 PM
There is a time and a place for both...

dixie_angel Joined Sun 01/13/08 Posts: 62	Mon 08/04/08 06:16 PM
fast and hard

myssfytz Joined Mon 02/04/08 Posts: 14460	Mon 08/04/08 06:16 PM
slow n soft...then hard and fast

Marley Joined Mon 10/02/06 Posts: 3922	Mon 08/04/08 06:16 PM
What's a good technique for sawing wood? Ask the inmates.

kutiepie31 Joined Sun 06/22/08 Posts: 980	Mon 08/04/08 06:17 PM
omg both !

lilangel2 Joined Wed 03/05/08 Posts: 9096	Mon 08/04/08 06:17 PM
Peccy you're just silly!

myssfytz Joined Mon 02/04/08 Posts: 14460	Mon 08/04/08 06:18 PM
this is what you signed up for angel !!! cant beat a man who makes ya laugh all the time

Jules0565 Joined Fri 06/06/08 Posts: 4485	Mon 08/04/08 06:19 PM
Both! Depends on the circumstances!

jonny63 Joined Sat 03/08/08 Posts: 5229	Mon 08/04/08 06:19 PM
slow n soft...then hard and fast Thats the way I always try to do "it".

Peccy Joined Thu 06/28/07 Posts: 17181	Mon 08/04/08 06:19 PM
Peccy you're just silly! well I wonder what the appropriate stroke length is?

Tanzkity Joined Wed 04/30/08 Posts: 3743	Mon 08/04/08 06:19 PM
Wow to that we have really just stepped into the twilight zone..................

jdquig Joined Mon 10/08/07 Posts: 329	Mon 08/04/08 06:20 PM Edited by jdquig on Mon 08/04/08 06:20 PM
yes, it definitely would have to depend on the 'wood' being sawwed

Peccy Joined Thu 06/28/07 Posts: 17181	Mon 08/04/08 06:20 PM
Both! Depends on the circumstances! Why does it matter if you circumsc.............oh

lilangel2 Joined Wed 03/05/08 Posts: 9096	Mon 08/04/08 06:20 PM
this is what you signed up for angel !!! cant beat a man who makes ya laugh all the time Yeah, but does he want me laughing in bed ? HA!

MAKE_ME_GIGGLE Joined Thu 02/07/08 Posts: 5376	Mon 08/04/08 06:21 PM
yes, it definitely would have to depend on the 'wood' being sawwed and the tool used!!

Peccy Joined Thu 06/28/07 Posts: 17181	Mon 08/04/08 06:21 PM
Teak Wood I think

Jules0565 Joined Fri 06/06/08 Posts: 4485	Mon 08/04/08 06:22 PM
Both! Depends on the circumstances! Why does it matter if you circumsc.............oh That's a whole different thread.... and then that's based on preference

Peccy Joined Thu 06/28/07 Posts: 17181	Mon 08/04/08 06:23 PM
this is what you signed up for angel !!! cant beat a man who makes ya laugh all the time Yeah, but does he want me laughing in bed ? HA! Bed? Get yer mind outta the gutter!

briancarr Joined Mon 12/17/07 Posts: 3310	Mon 08/04/08 06:23 PM
Well i just bought a Poulan Pro gas chain saw, with a 16" blade, and a 35cc motor. It cuts hard wood fast

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