What if you could snag a Stihl MS 261, a chainsaw revered for its professional-grade power and reliability, at a price that doesn’t break the bank? I know that feeling…

The State of Wood: A Global Glance at Firewood and LoggingBefore we dive into the nitty-gritty of wedge design, let’s take a moment to appreciate the broader context. The global…

Arborist Business Tips (7 Pro Wood Processing Hacks): A Deep Dive into Costs and BudgetingIntroductionThe wood processing industry, whether we’re talking about large-scale logging operations or small-scale firewood businesses, is…

As someone who’s battled seasonal allergies for years, I understand the importance of paying attention to the small details. Just like knowing the pollen count can save you from a…

Let’s get right to it! Here’s a quick win: learn the “plunge cut” with your chainsaw. It’s a controlled way to start a cut mid-log, useful for notching or felling….

Ever stared at a mountain of brush after a tree job or land clearing and thought, “There has to be a better way than burning this?” I’ve been there. For…

Alright, buckle up buttercups! Ever tried wrestling a log bigger than your car with a dull axe? Yeah, me too. Let’s just say my chiropractor sends me holiday cards now….

As someone who’s spent countless hours in the woods, the smell of freshly cut wood is as familiar to me as the back of my hand. I’ve wielded chainsaws of…

Blending Styles: A Personal Introduction to Chainsaw ReviewsAs someone who’s spent countless hours aloft, suspended by a rope, with a chainsaw singing in my hands, I’ve learned that the best…

I’ve always been fascinated by Osage Orange, or Maclura pomifera. This wood, also known as hedge apple, is dense, incredibly strong, and rot-resistant. Growing up, my grandfather used it for…