Felling and Bucking is the second portion of this two-part chainsaw workshop. In this session we will head to the woods and learn how to run saws and a 30-ton log splitter safely.
IMPORTANT! Participants in the afternoon session must bring the following: a chainsaw, file and file guide for your chain, ear protection, helmet, gloves, sturdy boots, eye protection, and chaps.
NOTE: This portion of the workshop is limited to 10 participants. Buy your tickets today to reserve your spot ($15).
Workshop will conclude with a potluck dinner (5:00PM-7:00PM. Hang out and socialize at Nettle Valley Farm!
EMILY FORD
I obtained a Geology degree from Gustavus Adolphus College. Along with my love for powerlifting and growing delicious foods, I have had an interest in chainsaws, axes and wood splitting and stacking. I am the Head Gardener at the Glensheen Mansion for most of the year and a lead grounds person for Levy Tree Care in Duluth. I maintain all of Levy's chainsaws and equipment during the winter. This includes everything from keeping chains sharp to troubleshooting engine problems. I have a love for teaching others about trees, saws and proper cutting techniques as well as learning new processes from others.