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Well I've not needed them much but then I don't work very hard. I mainly find the double dogs on my 661 annoying when changing chains on a flat bench.

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Stop scaremongering, maybe he'll use all that lovely money the BBC will have to pay him to give everyone in the USA a little bonus.

Mick is all in then.

To season oak in one year it needs to be split into one inch slabs and stacked in a dry draughty place.

Good to see you back here Steve and very good to see you're still in the woodworking business; I have in mind the woes Covid caused you. Jon

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Do you mean the value of the timber removed? I have been a Timber buyer for many years and could help with that. If you mean value of the amenity, or cost of replacement or similar then that is not my field.

Hi all, I have been working on building a 2 day BS5837 workshop and will soon be ready to supply regular training to those who want to further their knowledge in "Trees in relation to design, demolition and construction – Recommendations" The course will cover: BS5837:2012. Plotting Trees (GPS/GNSS/Point to Point). Design Plans, OS Maps & Fixing Geospatial inaccuracies. Drone Imagery and Scaling. Recording tree data. Calculating RPAs. Root morphology in built, modified and arable environments. Modifying RPAs. Geospatial inacuracies. Tree Constraints Design. Scientific Report Layouts. Recommendations. Tree Protection. The course will be provided by Rooted Solutions Arboriculture Ltd and will be at EcoTherapy Farm, Norwich NR5 0TD. At this stage, I am looking for up to 5 participants whom I can use as "guinea pigs", ideally local to Norwich, so I can iron out any creases. I'm aiming for January 2026. If this is something you're interest in, then please register your interest via my website. Link embedded. Kind Regards, Jonny Training Courses | BS5837 Training 2-Day Course — Rooted Solutions arboriculture WWW.ROOTEDSOLUTIONS.CO.UK Explore our comprehensive two-day arboriculture training courses focused on BS5837 standards, combining theory and practical exercises for professional development.

Which people would get it right as timberwolf is owned by Alamo group so they have bought GreenMech.

Yes I hadn't come across the 'coming to the nuisance' thing before. Just reading around it and asking AI.. Not sure how much I personally agree with the brief summary of the below case, however such is law. This presumably could also translate to building a house next to trees then making the tree owner liable for any nuisance issues that arise. Sturges v Bridgman (1879) A doctor built a consulting room next to a long-established confectioner whose machinery caused vibrations. The court held that the confectioner was liable. Famous dictum: “What would be a nuisance in Belgravia Square would not necessarily be so in Bermondsey.” The doctor’s arrival did not bar the claim

Stake looks like it needs removing and & having slate round trees isn't a good idea in general imo. If you really want to max out the crop remove the slate add a mulch round base and through pruning or pegging them down try and get the branches spaced out & make them more horizontal or at least 45 degrees as your tree looks to have a lot of vertical branches which tends to fruit less. Poor blossom but a good crop kind of sounds odd to me as to get a good crop you need good blossom. Also what compatible pollination partner apple trees are growing nearby may also affect fruiting. On a side note that staking pic in the RHS book isn't best practice imo better to do like in the photo below. I think if a stake is attached lower down a trunk as trees develop roots better with some trunk movement is its beneficial imo for root growth . My rule of thumb is attach a stake no higher than 2/3 up a trunk from ground to crown base often lower, RHS book pic looks too high and restrictive and not ideal also staking diagonally avoids the root ball. Also the rootstock type combined with apple variety with govern overall tree max size/vigor and its growth habit and how to approach on any pruning. From the picture looks to be on fairly vigorous root stock size hence the growth..

Good Morning Lovely day yesterday no rain, so no pottering. Maybee's today? Have lovely Sunday. We shall remember them.

Loose your phone and its a life stop. Steve Jobs, you've got to hand it to him, he saw/created the future.

Ask logs and saws, he does Husqvarna saws. https://logsandsaws.co.uk/

Hi guys im in UK and want a full wrap handle that's good of my husquvarna 585. Any reliable purchases ? And info would be amaing ?

It's made in the UK, that's about the extent of my knowledge tbh as my climbing days are well over. I only ever used prussik loops then swapped to a hitch climber and then the zigzag which I thought was a game changer. It will be interesting to see how well it works with SRT and how differently it works either on its own or used with a tether. I don't get the removal swivel bit as I thought that it could be used with or without the swivel but it doesn't look like it can't. Has anyone had any hands on experience with it?

Quentin Wilson - Top (bloke) Gear Quentin Willson: Former Top Gear and Fifth Gear presenter dies aged 68 WWW.BBC.COM The presenter and campaigner was described by his family as a "true national treasure" and "true consumer champion".

Yes a reboil, but only for 30 mins or so, plus a bit more sugar and lemon juice. The dark colour is probably a consequence of me cooking it so long. Also, I had a few Quinces mixed in with the Meddlars. It's tastes nice, that's the main thing.