A few months ago in my "Snow Day" video I showed an old fallen dead tree that has been lying next to one of my hiking trails. It's always felt like kind of an eye-sore, this clean cut head-height log sticking out of the deeply wooded and otherwise wild surroundings.
So today I decided to finally do something with it. Make a rustic bench for a nearby view point.
The log has been there for years, and is fairly rotten already, so I don't expect it to last very long, but it'll make a great bench while it does.
I hope you enjoy watching me struggle with the build as I figure out how to cut, move, and shape this tree into a nice looking bench.
TOOLS USED:
• Improvised Lifting Straps: amzn.to/435nCYc
• DeWalt Flexvolt 60V Max 16" electric chainsaw (DCCS670X1 - which has sadly been discontinued). I hope to upgrade soon to the much more beefy DCCS677B - 20" 4hp version from the DeWalt electric chainsaw line: amzn.to/3nfbqVk
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7 июл 2022
