Rate My Hinge.

[Jamespepperpot]

@Jamespepperpot , is that last stump Birch? Looks like a decorative timber or was it rotten?

It was a poplar, full of nails and screws as I found out shortly after that!

[tree-fancier123]

1 hour ago, EdwardC said:

Home in time for lunch and a couple of hours on the guitar.

bring back the CB radio

[Mark J]

@EdwardC Canny, but I think you might have posted on the wrong thread.

 

[peatff]

6 minutes ago, EdwardC said:

No. Today's job was let the chucks out and hit the fells.

 

And it's posted in the "Rate my hinge" thread  Look at the top of the page

[Steve Bullman]

Back in track with a cedar full.  Hate felling softwood stoggles as they have a tendency to stick and then change course at the last minute if not done right.

hinge left slightly thicker one side to make sure it didn’t skew towards the house 

 

 

 

 

[Jamespepperpot]

Back in track with a cedar full.  Hate felling softwood stoggles as they have a tendency to stick and then change course at the last minute if not done right.
hinge left slightly thicker one side to make sure it didn’t skew towards the house 
 
 
 
 

Good work, smells amazing that stuff. I have 35 boards of it stack outside my garage. In the summer the smell floats around the whole garden

[Mike Hill]

Lethal Louis and a Big Spruce.

[TIMON]

Back leaning sycamore stem growing right up a wall. Used a letterbox and cut a small snipe under the gob to kick the stem away from the wall.

[Stubby]

7 hours ago, TIMON said:

Back leaning sycamore stem growing right up a wall. Used a letterbox and cut a small snipe under the gob to kick the stem away from the wall.

You tricky wizard Timon !

[Steve Bullman]

7 hours ago, TIMON said:

Back leaning sycamore stem growing right up a wall. Used a letterbox and cut a small snipe under the gob to kick the stem away from the wall.

Those are some thin discs Timon!!  Someone got a bad back?