@BLUERTHANGREEN AND A CORDLESS RECIPROCATING SAW JUST MADE MY LIFE A WHOLE LOT EASIER!

This, is much better than anything that I would have thought of!

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Okay, so it was mostly the saw that made my life easier on this one, just @bluerthangreen is the one who exposed me to this concept, so I've got to give credit. This portable tool is amazing for running fences through the woods!

THE BLESSING OF HELPER ANOTHER

If you saw my recent post about helping Bluerthangreen move his hogs then you know that I had to help him put in some fencing too. Much like with some of my fencing, which I had to get to that same day, the fence that @bluerthangreen was putting up ran through some woods too, which gave me a great opportunity. While helping, I saw that he was using a cordless reciprocating saw to cut away unwanted branches and saplings that were in the way.

A lot of times when working on a project like this, where fencing is going to be ran through the woods, either heavy equipment or a chainsaw will be used. Since my reciprocating saw is electric, I never even thought of using it way out in the woods. A few of the characteristics that make it better than a chainsaw for this are as follows:

• Starts up with push of a button.
• Don't need to "start it up" every time for a limb here or there.
• Uses stored power in the battery rather than a gas engine.
• Lighter and easier to get into tighter places.
• Doesn't heat up like a chainsaw does.

Since my next task after helping @bluerthangreen with his fence was working on my own, as soon as I saw what I was dealing with I called him up to see if I could borrow his cordless reciprocating saw. Being as caring and generous as he is, of course he allowed me to borrow it. It made things a lot easier for me and helped me make it through some thicker parts of the forest with ease.

This is the type of stuff that I'm glad to be exposed to. One simple tool applied appropriately can save a lot of time on the homestead, and I'm really glad that I helped @bluerthangreen before working on my own project. I could have thought about all that I had to do and not bothered to offer my neighbor any help. It does seem like a good way to have more time to work on my own projects. However, but helping someone else first, I learned something that will save me time on my own project, and now that information will be there for years to come any time that I need it! Thanks @bluerthangreen!

As always, I'm @papa-pepper and here's the proof:

proof-of-life-getting-easier

Until next time…

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