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That chunk you mention looks the most promising from the picture. That or a crotch that I see a few of. The straight pieces are the boring ones as a general rule. Although with Oak you can get some...

About half the day was a sewer backup. Siting on a bucket and running a snake in the middle of a puddle of what comes out of butts.

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Ending up at least 90% junk.

At least I got practice at making the chain saw sharp.266251

Well,,, after seeing that photo, better just stack them up and have a hot dog & marshmallow roast this weekend. :shrug:[/QUOTE]

The hot dogs and marshmallows are for 2 weekends from now.

The...

Just got home 12.5 hour day at work. Don't feel like cutting it up tonight. I think it can wait another day....:D

My chainsaw skill are lacking but I am trying.........

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I think that I found a chain that is sharp....

I wrap a tab of electrical tape around the sharp ones so even if they are old looking I don't get them mixed up with the ones that need sharpening.

The only reliably starting saw I have around here at the moment is my sons.

It is duller than heck and cuts to the left. I made it that way.....

I was going to return it as is to pay him back....

Do you think that 6 inch chunks are a reasonable size? :shrug:

The base was 1 foot or so off the ground. In the pictures the bottom was how it was oriented in the woods.

The hatchet and chain saw are good ideas but I am past that point tonight.:w

At what point can you stabilize "rotten"?

I don't know so that is why I am asking!

Shipping costs?????;)

She is into downsizing and getting rid of her stuff AND mine!

Should I cut it into 6 inch square cubes and keep the good ones?

I need to be able to hide it in the top of the garage if nothing...

I cut this burl years ago and it has been sitting in my back yard.

I told my wife I was spalting it.......:D

Any ideas? Do you think it is salvageable?

I split it in half by hand. It is oak...