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Joshua Turner Registered: April 2007 Posts: 19	· Date: Mon December 10, 2007 · Views: 1,810 · Tags: 1 · Filesize: 31.7kb, 320.4kb · Dimensions: 1395 x 1263 ·
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Rich Handrick

Registered: September 2006
Location: Wisconsin
Posts: 79

Tue December 11, 2007 10:58am

Interesting - details? What type of bark (white, red pine, jackpine, blue spruce???) And how was the pitch to deal with?

Joshua Turner

Registered: April 2007
Posts: 19

Tue December 11, 2007 1:16pm

Not completely sure about the species. The tree was completely dead and all branches had fallen off. I believe ti was a yellow pine (pinus echinata)
pitch was a non-issue.

I used a 2" hole saw to cut rings, sanded the ends flat and perpendicular to the side and treat them like cork. they are a bit tougher to ream