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    Default how to cut fixed stumps please?

    hi what is the best tools to use to cut the top of stumps that are set in ground for putting bearers on.i was thinking a circular saw but not sure if they can cut 90mm i want them as square as possible my hubby wants to go with the chainsaw typical male the bigger the tool lol.please let me know thx

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    I normally use a circular saw, chainsaw is not accurate enough.
    Regards, Bob Thomas

    www.wombatsawmill.com

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    thanks i knew i was right its not always the size of the tool lol

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    Question Stump

    Out of my Depth here

    What is the 900mm
    Diameter or Height of the Stump?

    Ivan.....feeling Stumped . .
    Navvi

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    sorry ivan i meant 90x90 stumps

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    I used a chainsaw on all the internal posts, but i wasn't too concerned about having the tops dead square because i housed the bearers into the posts. Just gotta make sure the chain is sharp.

    Wouldn't use a chainsaw on kwila posts though. It splinters. Definitely use a circular saw if you want neat.

    Good luck.

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    Circular Saw.

    Just a minor aside... does he also carve the Sunday Roast with an axe?
    I may be weird, but I'm saving up to become eccentric.

    - Andy Mc

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    Smile

    Quote Originally Posted by Skew ChiDAMN!! View Post
    Circular Saw.

    Just a minor aside... does he also carve the Sunday Roast with an axe?
    lol if it saved time and cut corners hed work it out

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    I used my little Stihl chainsaw to cut all 78 of my red gum stumps. No worries with accuracy due to a light saw and a steady hand.

    ...and well marked cut lines. We were very fortunate to have the use of a self leveling laser level for the day.....great toy.

    Could have used the circular saw but it was stuck in the Triton....
    Ours is not to reason why.....only to point and giggle.

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    Default thanks everyone

    just wanted to say thx to everyone for your advice i have 60 stumps to do and will use circular saw once again thx for the help

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