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Hi guys , I am in need of 8/10 saw logs about 18/20 inch diameter and 4/6 mtrs long ,and either WRC, Larch or anything else that would make good cladding ,if anybody can help that would be ace.

Many Thanks   Mark 

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  On 06/03/2020 at 19:56, gobbypunk said:

Hi guys , I am in need of 8/10 saw logs about 18/20 inch diameter and 4/6 mtrs long ,and either WRC, Larch or anything else that would make good cladding ,if anybody can help that would be ace.

Many Thanks   Mark 

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Sorry I am in Sussex and have some big lumps of a fairly big beech that came down in the recent storms. A 14 tonne digger had trouble pulling it out onto flat ground so we had to cut the cord into 3 pieces, but its a pretty good size beech. That's all I have. But probably be quite good for milling I would have thought. If I had a mill I might have done it myself and used the planks. Hope you find something. 

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  On 07/03/2020 at 22:26, gobbypunk said:
Hi I think the Chinese ones Rob D sells are about £150 ,do you have a big saw you could use with it 

Or about the price of the first two or three boArds you cut.
Then it's all yours....
Get a mill!!!
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Yeah get a mill but be warned it’s just like crack milling is addictive I love it every time you turn over the first board and see the grain .

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  On 08/03/2020 at 12:40, gobbypunk said:
Yeah get a mill but be warned it’s just like crack milling is addictive I love it every time you turn over the first board and see the grain .

I agree, mills should come with some sort of warning:

Danger!!! your garage/house/barn/garden WILL be filled with sawn timber.
Long term users often feel a deep sense of well being interrupted by brief outbursts of swearing when the mill stops working.

Classic symptoms are:
Covered in sawdust,
A thousand yard stare when you mention burrs,pippy,Elm,ripples..
Covered in sawdust...
Facial drool whilst staring at park trees you know you'll never ever be able to mill....
Covered in sawdust.

Did I mention sawdust?

Then you get to start milling big stuff and you say:
"**** I can't lift that"
Going to need some bigger kit.....

You were warned ok?!
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  On 07/03/2020 at 22:26, gobbypunk said:
Hi I think the Chinese ones Rob D sells are about £150 ,do you have a big saw you could use with it 

What saw do you use on the mill, I’m guessing it’s gotta be big
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  On 08/03/2020 at 07:33, Rough Hewn said:

Or about the price of the first two or three boArds you cut.
Then it's all yours....
Get a mill!!!
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What do you sell the boards for price wise?

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