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That is to bring and cutting at my mill and yard,Pay one of the lads £12 an hour so decent profit 

It's the economy of running a bandsaw.
4 stroke engine running on straight pump fuel, water as lubricant, cuts ridiculously fast, bands are very cheap.
If you charged £40 an hour, no one would bat an eyelid, and you and your lad could both have a pay rise?
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trigger_andy
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Yeh, all bolted up now and electrics ran yesterday. Some final fettering with adjustments now its on the Trailer today and Im good to go.  

Squaredy
Squaredy

Just make sure to charge extra for any damage caused by stones or nails etc.  So if you hit no nails just charge him the hourly rate, but if you blunt three extra blades due to nails charge for sharpe

Rough Hewn
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My day rate is £395. 7-8 hour day. If I had a mobile bandsaw I'd be charging £495 a day minimum. Don't undervalue yourself. But "mates rates" if it's a two way street.

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