New sawdust maker here

[Thornpath]

Hey everyone! I got into using saws way back when I was in Nevada, cutting wood to keep warm. I've been obsessed with the sound and smell ever since. I'm happy to be here, learn stuff, and share what I know.

 

[Alan]

Welcome to the forum! We’re thrilled to have you in our community of saw enthusiasts. Feel free to dive into any discussions, ask questions, or share your experiences. We focus on practical tips, friendly chats, and helping each other improve with the tools we use every day.

 

[Apex22]

Hey there! I got into saws myself during some chilly jobs, and that sound really sticks with you. You’ll fit in with everyone here.

 

[SappyGuy]

Welcome! My interest in saws began years ago while I was working in tough weather conditions, and that blend of sounds, smells, and rhythm really stays with you. You’ll meet plenty of folks here who’ve gone through similar experiences and are eager to share their tips and stories. I can't wait to see what you bring to the discussion.

 

[SawdustKing]

Glad to see you! I started using saws during those long days of hauling supplies, and the scent of fresh cuts is something you never forget. This place is perfect for learning and swapping stories with people who really understand.

 

[Paul]

HAPPY HOLIDAYS EVERYONE

 

[Alan]

HAPPY HOLIDAYS EVERYONE

Happy Holidays!

 

[hunting1]

Hey everyone! I got into using saws way back when I was in Nevada, cutting wood to keep warm. I've been obsessed with the sound and smell ever since. I'm happy to be here, learn stuff, and share what I know.

Really love the bristlecone pines in your state. Spent a summer in 88 or 89 hiking all over the great basins near Ely surveying for the forest service

 

[Alan]

That's an interesting link, those ancient bristlecone trees and the entire Ely region really stick with you after you've spent some time in the area. It’s a neat piece of shared history.