/diy/ - Do It Yourself

[Anonymous No.1965732]

How do you all move driftwood and beach logs? What tools do you use, what shapes do you put it in, etc

[Anonymous No.1965735]

Whole bunch of driftwood keeps washing up on my beach. Stumps and logs. Thinking of buying something like a bill hook, pic related, to dig them out of the sand and drag them into the neighbor's yard

Tired of doing it by hand

[Anonymous No.1965736]

>>1965732
You wrap a chain around the log and drag it wherever.

[Anonymous No.1965741]

>>1965736
>This guy brings chains to a beach day

[Anonymous No.1965784]

>>1965732
use one of those log rolling tools dork

[Anonymous No.1965796]

>>1965732
Looks like northern california. Just drive your fucking truck up to the driftwood and chainsaw it into pieces you can lift into your truckbed.

[Anonymous No.1965846]

>>1965796
Not Cali, and illegal to do that here. I gotta move the logs quietly and not leave any obvious cut marks. I've just been pushing them back into the river or my neighbor's yard but it's really hard without the right tools.

>>1965784
Which tools do that? Lots of these are stumps that don't seem easy to roll

[Anonymous No.1966024]

>>1965846
Go on Amazon and look up log working tools. That gives you options to buy there or a price point for local stores.

[Anonymous No.1966025]

Get a pair of railroad tongs for moving ties Or some ice tongs for moving blocks of ice.

[Anonymous No.1966026]

>>1966025
Fuck it I'll add a pic.

[Anonymous No.1966038]

>>1965846
Are the logs endangered? What am I missing

[Anonymous No.1966049]

>>1965732
L I F T

[Anonymous No.1966121]

Cant hook and peavy

[Anonymous No.1966137]

Put out a craiglist ad for free pre-weathered rustic wooden logs.

[Anonymous No.1966316]

>>1966038
"Interfering with the natural environment"

[Anonymous No.1966346]

die richfags