LT40...nice! Trying to build our Earthship Biotecture style home in Northern Nevada and I am looking at doing this same thing for our roof structure. Great video!
I have a woodland mill's 26 " the treatment on the brown poles has Benzene and Arsinic and a few other ingreadents , i heard of a guy dying after milling those all winter , no respirator , and he was burning scrap for heat in a drum right by him , the black poles are cresote poles not dangerous , be careful ' i have a full face respirator so it doesnt get in my eyes . nice video thankyou ' Oh ' i have a metal detector i use on each pole works good a couple hundred bucks Garrett 200 .
I was thinking about doing this since my electric utility sometimes gives away old poles. Only problem is I'd need to buy a longer trailer to actually get them, lol. I supposed I could rent one just to try it out.
Sir I'm a student following you form 2 year ( from you YT peak to low views ) sir please i train , i throw Some tips for increasing distance please😢 Love from INDIA❤
Hey there Brajesh! The best thing to focus on is technique. Another way to say it is “better positions give you more distance”. I know it can feel painfully slow but just keep learning about proper technique and compare that to your own technique. You can do this 💪 -John
LT40...nice! Trying to build our Earthship Biotecture style home in Northern Nevada and I am looking at doing this same thing for our roof structure. Great video!
Thanks Ron! That sounds awesome 💪
Never burn 🔥 any treated lumber
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What about the arsenic treatment in the original poles which can be dangerous to humans and vegetation
Good content!
I have a woodland mill's 26 " the treatment on the brown poles has Benzene and Arsinic and a few other ingreadents , i heard of a guy dying after milling those all winter , no respirator , and he was burning scrap for heat in a drum right by him , the black poles are cresote poles not dangerous , be careful ' i have a full face respirator so it doesnt get in my eyes . nice video thankyou ' Oh ' i have a metal detector i use on each pole works good a couple hundred bucks Garrett 200 .
Where’s you get that woodmizer and how much? You like it?
I was thinking about doing this since my electric utility sometimes gives away old poles. Only problem is I'd need to buy a longer trailer to actually get them, lol. I supposed I could rent one just to try it out.
Yeah, I think it's worth trying. I ended up with quite a bit of useful lumber 💪
Regular car hauler will work. Cut them into 16 foot lengths.
Tree Nerds! For the love of trees!
Sir I'm a student following you form 2 year ( from you YT peak to low views ) sir please i train , i throw
Some tips for increasing distance please😢
Love from INDIA❤
Hey there Brajesh! The best thing to focus on is technique. Another way to say it is “better positions give you more distance”.
I know it can feel painfully slow but just keep learning about proper technique and compare that to your own technique.
You can do this 💪
-John
@@johnbowmandiscus THANKS SIR 🙏🙏❤
Have you thought about building wood rings or toe boards? If so, message me on Instagram and let me know what that would cost?
Hey man, I no longer use Instagram so the best way to connect with me is through my website: www.bowmanthrows.com 👍
Nice but what does it have to do with discus throw?
This has nothing to do with discus. Trees and lumber and such is another passion for me... so I make videos about it! 👍
It is weight training.
Burn pile?😬 Siding broski!
FYI if you burn wood soaked in creosote.The fumes can kill you.
A nose hit every now and then never hurt anyone
Music!!!
Thanks! For sure! 💪