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Cut and Dispose of Timbers

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What happens here

Any remaining large sections of the old timbers are cut into smaller, more manageable pieces using a Milwaukee reciprocating saw. This makes them easier to handle and dispose of. The narrator emphasizes caution, as timbers can unexpectedly bounce when one end is cut or dropped, posing a risk to workers.

Goal: Break down large timbers for safe disposal.

Tools and materials

  • Gloves — Protecting hands from splinters and improving grip
  • Milwaukee Reciprocating Saw Milwaukee — Cutting old timbers into smaller pieces
  • Safety Glasses — Protecting eyes from sawdust and debris
  • Work Boots — Protecting feet from falling debris and providing traction

What they say

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timbers will oftentimes have spikes sticking out of one end or both ends and a lot of times when you go to throw the timber when one end hits the other end bounces up and can hit somebody that's not aware just be careful about them flying

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