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We are doing some tree work. It takes one guy 1 day to process a tree into usable lumber. All he uses is a chalk line and chainsaw. It is amazing to watch.

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Nice work! I've been thinking of doing the same, should be almost as good as an Alaska chainsaw mill if I take my time in the prep work.

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