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Cap, a man would need 10 different machines before they would even attempt to do that. LOLIf it's tough I use a screw driver to get it started. Cedar usually peels pretty well.
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Cap, a man would need 10 different machines before they would even attempt to do that. LOLIf it's tough I use a screw driver to get it started. Cedar usually peels pretty well.
There is a special tool with a blade on it for thick or difficult bark.Cap, a man would need 10 different machines before they would even attempt to do that. LOL
Is it a strip of bark? Some animal might be looking for bugs. Deer might rub antlers on it, but nothing eats wood except for termites.animal, either big or fast Like a deer would but not this close to humans
then something to smooth it, then...... LOL You remind me so much of myself.There is a special tool with a blade on it for thick or difficult bark.
yes a strip w/ some wood included beyond the bark . The remains lay about a ft away .Is it a strip of bark? Some animal might be looking for bugs. Deer might rub antlers on it, but nothing eats wood except for termites.
The bark holds water, so the wood can rot faster. It looks better if it's not all peeling off by itself.I am going for coffee and stretch my back for a min. BRB
Cap, Why do you take the bark off ? What are you using it for ? I did cut outs on a step for hand rail w/ a knife. 8 stitches
hm... maybe one of them hairless 2 footed varmints?yes a strip w/ some wood included beyond the bark . The remains lay about a ft away .
thats all true. I love ceder til it turns brownThe bark holds water, so the wood can rot faster. It looks better if it's not all peeling off by itself.
I will try to get a picture tomorrow. Its not man madehm... maybe one of them hairless 2 footed varmints?