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@nathanvankleeff♥ 162182025-10-31
Its the law of nature that if theres metal in the tree you will exactly cut at that specific height. Theres no way around it
@bogoins0♥ 96012025-11-05
Let me guess. A new chain that was cutting great
@adjustable.hammer♥ 61942025-11-06
Chainsaws have magnetic blades designed to find nails and hidden treasures.
@nightmare.neb♥ 17872025-11-05
Found a rock the size of my head along with some dirt up in a hollow of a tree once. Shit was like 20' in the air
@rw29776♥ 11672025-10-30
A insulator,was probably a power or telegraph pole when it was smaller
@hubledubes♥ 6982025-11-08
Hagaha, cut a tree once that had half a dozen hammers in it, thrown from the balcony by the kid who had left home years before. Made an easy job into a shit one but solved the mystery of the disappearing hammers for his dad.
@adib.viana♥ 4442025-11-05
Serrei toras durante anos, são tantos objetos encontrados: pregos, arames, bala de revólver, picareta, barra de ferro etc. Se soubesse que a madeira vinha de beira de estrada ou área urbana, os cuidados eram dobrados. A árvore cresce e ' engole ' o objeto que fica embutido. Existe até um detector de metais que é usado para evitar acidentes
@pittycarey♥ 1692025-11-06
We not going to talk about the duck tape on the rope?!?😳
@estebanbestiavella♥ 552025-11-12
Y recuerden, Murphy también está para las cosas buenas, no solo sirve para las malas.
@yeetskerp♥ 282025-11-05
When parents were clearing land here their farm helper hit an unbelievable amount of barbed wire in trees. Omg he'd get so mad.
@bristolappgrad♥ 232025-11-12
I learned some new words the day my dad hit a horseshoe in a tree😂! Brand new chain vs a 50 yo horseshoe grown into a tree. Still have it as a memory!
@rekked2day♥ 162025-11-05
Old telephone line? What is it even doing up there?
@t1m_plunkett♥ 122025-11-07
What even is it looks like it’s from like the 50s with the porcelain end
@teresamartin384♥ 72025-11-11
An insulator. It’s at the same height as when it was installed. Tree trunks do not grow upward. They only get bigger in diameter. That’s why the insulator is now inside the tree. Probably a ham radio antenna. That pine no older than around 40 years old.
@goyardoutdoor♥ 32025-11-17
It’s a law of physics that while a cutting a tree with metal inside it, the chain will always strike the metal no matter where you cut the tree
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Its the law of nature that if theres metal in the tree you will exactly cut at that specific height. Theres no way around it
Let me guess. A new chain that was cutting great
Chainsaws have magnetic blades designed to find nails and hidden treasures.
Found a rock the size of my head along with some dirt up in a hollow of a tree once. Shit was like 20' in the air
A insulator,was probably a power or telegraph pole when it was smaller
Hagaha, cut a tree once that had half a dozen hammers in it, thrown from the balcony by the kid who had left home years before. Made an easy job into a shit one but solved the mystery of the disappearing hammers for his dad.
Serrei toras durante anos, são tantos objetos encontrados: pregos, arames, bala de revólver, picareta, barra de ferro etc. Se soubesse que a madeira vinha de beira de estrada ou área urbana, os cuidados eram dobrados. A árvore cresce e ' engole ' o objeto que fica embutido. Existe até um detector de metais que é usado para evitar acidentes
We not going to talk about the duck tape on the rope?!?😳
Y recuerden, Murphy también está para las cosas buenas, no solo sirve para las malas.
When parents were clearing land here their farm helper hit an unbelievable amount of barbed wire in trees. Omg he'd get so mad.
I learned some new words the day my dad hit a horseshoe in a tree😂! Brand new chain vs a 50 yo horseshoe grown into a tree. Still have it as a memory!
Old telephone line? What is it even doing up there?
What even is it looks like it’s from like the 50s with the porcelain end
An insulator. It’s at the same height as when it was installed. Tree trunks do not grow upward. They only get bigger in diameter. That’s why the insulator is now inside the tree. Probably a ham radio antenna. That pine no older than around 40 years old.
It’s a law of physics that while a cutting a tree with metal inside it, the chain will always strike the metal no matter where you cut the tree