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Cutting firewood with a table saw
This is going to sound weird but... a couple years ago I took the kids
camping in the Great Smokies. We arrived on a Monday when a lot of the other campers in the Cataloochee valley were going home. One guy who was leaving offered me his pile of firewood, which was very kind of him, since I didn't have room for any when I packed. Anyway, the firewood, cut to 18" lengths and split, appeared to be walnut. I'm sorry to say I burned some of it, but I brought home a half-dozen chunks. Does anyone have any ideas on how to cut it safely into boards. I don't have a bandsaw, but I do have a table saw. I've given some thought to making a sled with a wooden clamping device, but the idea of the saw grabbing the chunk and flinging it makes me nervous. |
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