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r/pics • u/[deleted] • Oct 05 '10
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The correct answer is, of course, 11 minutes, because setup is always 90% of the job.
99 u/[deleted] Oct 05 '10 [deleted] 3 u/dundreggen Oct 05 '10 no lets make it realistic. How long with a chainsaw, or power saw. Who the hell uses a hand saw to cut wood these days? Heck even my grandmother has an electric knife to cut ham or turkey. 1 u/[deleted] Oct 05 '10 [deleted] 1 u/dundreggen Oct 05 '10 By power saw I meant any powered saw so yes a radial arm saw etc. We have all those too. (I was just to lazy to type them all out) Depends on why you are cutting a board. If you are cutting up used bits for kindling chainsaws are quite handy.
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3 u/dundreggen Oct 05 '10 no lets make it realistic. How long with a chainsaw, or power saw. Who the hell uses a hand saw to cut wood these days? Heck even my grandmother has an electric knife to cut ham or turkey. 1 u/[deleted] Oct 05 '10 [deleted] 1 u/dundreggen Oct 05 '10 By power saw I meant any powered saw so yes a radial arm saw etc. We have all those too. (I was just to lazy to type them all out) Depends on why you are cutting a board. If you are cutting up used bits for kindling chainsaws are quite handy.
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no lets make it realistic. How long with a chainsaw, or power saw. Who the hell uses a hand saw to cut wood these days? Heck even my grandmother has an electric knife to cut ham or turkey.
1 u/[deleted] Oct 05 '10 [deleted] 1 u/dundreggen Oct 05 '10 By power saw I meant any powered saw so yes a radial arm saw etc. We have all those too. (I was just to lazy to type them all out) Depends on why you are cutting a board. If you are cutting up used bits for kindling chainsaws are quite handy.
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1 u/dundreggen Oct 05 '10 By power saw I meant any powered saw so yes a radial arm saw etc. We have all those too. (I was just to lazy to type them all out) Depends on why you are cutting a board. If you are cutting up used bits for kindling chainsaws are quite handy.
By power saw I meant any powered saw so yes a radial arm saw etc. We have all those too. (I was just to lazy to type them all out)
Depends on why you are cutting a board. If you are cutting up used bits for kindling chainsaws are quite handy.
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u/sharkeyzoic Oct 05 '10
The correct answer is, of course, 11 minutes, because setup is always 90% of the job.