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Pic_12.jpg30 viewsCredit where credit is due: my able assistant with lots of attitude and muscle from taking care of horses.Gary K
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Pic_2.jpg24 viewsDowned section of an english walnut tree. The tree died in our yard last year for no apparent reason.Gary K
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Pic_3.jpg15 viewsStarting the split. Now the fun begins!Gary K
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Pic_4.jpg17 viewsStarting to split. Note bark sloughed off and is on the left. Despite working with dead wood, it is in very good shape.Gary K
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Pic_5.jpg17 viewsOne trouble spot - persistent despite the glut and the cluster of wedges.Gary K
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Pic_6.jpg16 viewsMostly split - both ends, as well as most of the way through, except for the trouble spot.Gary K
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Pic_7.jpg17 viewsCalled out my secret weapon: 3" Ward slick (courtesy of Tony Seo) on a commercial shovel handle. Gary K
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Pic_8.jpg15 viewsFinally doubled up steel wedges right at the trouble spot.Gary K
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Pic_9.jpg16 views*Still* won't separate!!Gary K
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Pic_10.jpg22 viewsFinally Split!!Gary K
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Pic_11.jpg20 viewsSplit worked well - note the pith in the center. Black marks are some kind of reaction to use of steel wedgesGary K
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