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I have actually cut firewood with the old misery whips.  If you know how to
handle a metal file, and find someone to pull the other end well, you can go
just about as fast as most chainsaws.  dang,,,this is just too intriguing.
I am going to go get the biggest soapstone cull that I can carry in my truck
and see what I can do with it.  I am starting to feel like a kid that has a
new toy.  John... would you recommend cutting it level as one would cut
firewood or diagonally as you would with a pit saw?  I would think you could
get a truer cut by cutting it pit style.  I am only a weekend warrior with
this stuff these days, and my work is pretty rustic, but it's fun for me,
and it really does get me wound up to get into it.

Craig Disbrow, MBA, JD.
Disbrow Consulting
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