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Bengt-Erik is an artist with a chainsaw, and of course, he shuns the need
for any protective gear (he wears ear defender so he can listen to the radio), as he has been doing it since he was 16. Here he is
cutting a channel to take a sub frame for the front door.
The soft,wispy stuff is a linen waste product that you put between the logs to seal the joints.
The wild Halloween display of someone in our neighborhood. He started working on it a month before, much bigger than last year.
There was tons of people in front of the house, which made the photos hard.
Chainsaw artist outside the National Eagle Center creates eagle sculptures from a log.
By the National Eagle Center Wabasha, MN. November 2009.
Indie filmmaker Victor Bonacore, director of the faux trailer "THEY MADE ME!" talks about his influences, his cast, crew and how it all began with a Chainsaw Kiss. More here:
alternativecinema.blogspot.com/2010/02/shock-festival-dvd...
Lollipop Chainsaw is the 'un-deadly' story of sweet and killer zombie hunter Juliet Starling and her quest to uncover the root of a colossal zombie outbreak. With her wickedly awesome chainsaw in hand, Juliet slices, dices and splits her way through hordes of the undead, but soon realizes the horde is only the opening act to a festival of zombie rock lords determined to kill the chainsaw wielding cheerleader.
This is a deserted house that my sister found, its just sitting in the middle of the woods near Farnham and is a pretty strange place with a few relics of who was but apparently given up restoring it.
Ut oh, she found a chainsaw, that can't be good...
my brother lives in the middle of bushland where fires threatened his family home..he stayed and defended his home...and saved it from the flames for 3 weeks.
ACES | Justin Miller
Extension forestry specialist Beau Brodbeck demonstrates proper chainsaw safety.
www.aces.edu/blog/topics/forestry/chainsaw-safety-persona...
For Halloween we put Karl on the front lawn, with a rope running from our porch to his hand. We slid candy bags down the rope and the kids had to retrieve them from Karl's hand. ( Karl's glowing red eyes were turned on)
We had an auto air horn for our doorbell right next to Karl for our doorbell .
Kids had to press a button before and get a loud airhorn blast right at them before the candy came. (it was quite loud, like an airhorn in your face)
It was our Adam's Family Doorbell.
Air Horn was hidden behind blue shop towel.
I only used the Hockey Mask and the Chainsaw a little this year.
Washington State University senior Maxwell Reister, 25, makes a series of cuts with a chainsaw during an introductory session for the WSU Forestry Club, Saturday, Feb. 7, 2015.
This 60-foot (twin trunk) pine tree was reportedly the oldest tree in Rossmoor, a bedroom community in Western Orange County in southern California, where I live. Rossmoor building began in 1957, and the tree was on Bradbury Road, the main entryway to Rossmoor. The community is favored for its tree-line streets, great schools and parks, and central location. Of course it is... I live here!
The property owner wanted the tree removed, and an arborist for the county guv'r'ment agreed that it could fall in high winds because its roots were removed on two sides when new public sidewalks were constructed. No matter what, I hate to see a tree of this age and size be toppled. It was about 20 years old when I bought here just before 1980. Crows used to gather in it and make great noise, and at times I'd collect its fallen pine cones to burn in my fireplace. Just last month I noticed a pine tree growing in my front yard planter, which (because the tree was only 100 feet or so away) I highly suspect began from the older pine tree.
And then one morning I could hear the chainsaws. I assumed the tree was being trimmed. But when I heard a loud crash I grabbed my camera: Walking down the sidewalk, I saw the entire street blocked by a huge trunk, perhaps 4 feet in diameter. Since I had no choice in this removal, I decided at least to document it, and use the photo-op to practice. Our "beautifully-cool" August weather in the low 70's had just changed in the last 12 hours, to high 80's. It was very dusty, and noisy. I've captured a bit of those sounds in the video I'll add later. I could portray this with a dozen images, but since it's "historic", I kept all after the initial edit.
Lots of people like machinery, I'm no exception. The sounds and sights of a working chainsaw, the 'skiploader' moving the fallen logs, the grinder pulverizing the stump into sawdust, were in sharp contrast to my love of trees. But this was happening with or without me, so it was time to go for the "Tim the Toolman" persona. Arugha?