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So we delivered my mateys coffin the other day and I just had to ask how many other people have made a coffin for their mate and in 10yrs we are only the second  people to do it ,well in the undertakers where my mate is .

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A locally well known miller near me died a few years back (and happily his son's continuing the business).

He was a bit of a Land Rover buff - otherwise he was OK ? - and was buried in a coffin his son and friends made from his own stock with a sticker on it 'Don't follow me - you won't make it'!

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12 hours ago, gobbypunk said:

So we delivered my mateys coffin the other day and I just had to ask how many other people have made a coffin for their mate and in 10yrs we are only the second  people to do it ,well in the undertakers where my mate is .

Guy I know who passed the other year had a coffin made up from wood he had milled himself over the years. He even tried it out for size before he passed away 

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My mother passed away this time last year and I made the casket for her ashes, I used London Plane.

 

I'd made the casket for my father's ashes 17yrs before so it only seemed fair I should make my mother's as well.

Mums ashes.jpg

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