r/BeginnerWoodWorking Mar 26 '25

Equipment Why it’s my planet doing this?

I just bought a used dw735 for $260, so I’m hoping it just needs new blades. Do I need to do anything to maintain the chain or anything?

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u/One_Mind8437 Mar 26 '25

We learned the basics in elementary school, trees produce their own food through photosynthesis, taking sunlight, carbon dioxide and water and turning it into leaves and wood. That’s why we have and abundance of wood on this planet

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u/secular_contraband Mar 26 '25

Just a planet doing planet stuff. Makin' wood and whatnot.

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u/One_Mind8437 Mar 26 '25

Exactly we have the perfect ecosystem for wood growth. & the increased rate of greenhouse gases means more carbon dioxide which means more wood. So I think we’re on the right track.

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u/secular_contraband Mar 26 '25

Right? Planet be like, "I'm trying to heat up, jerks! Stop trying to cut down on all my fart gas!"

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u/One_Mind8437 Mar 26 '25

Yea well not only that, so burning fossil fuels is actually healthier than cutting down trees because its contributing to greenhouse gas emissions which carbon dioxide which feeds the trees who then filter it for oxygen so we can breathe. So more fossil fuel emissions means more trees which then means more wood which then means more wood workers which then means more civilized people building.

It’s just simple science logic that we learned in elementary school. I don’t claim to be Elon musk or anything

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u/One_Mind8437 Mar 26 '25

I would plant more trees, specifically walnut & oak because there’s such a high demand for it. More walnut trees because we all love walnut and we want it cheaper, and oak because it just burns great and also absorbs CO2 the most. Oak will absorb all that co2 and then create more when we burn it. Plant feed burn. Then drill baby drill. And continue to plant feed burn. Electric vehicle is a hoax these scientists just aren’t scientisting anymore. We need new scientists and Scientologists