Best way of cutting monkey puzzle timber?

[tommer9]

I milled this monkey puzzle about 8 months ago, and have just used some of it to box in the hot water pipes from the rayburn. It has polished up beautifully, and as you can see there is a lovely bit of figure/ colour in it. Most of the knots have held fine....that might change after a few months round hot pipes mind...

[Frank]

I milled this monkey puzzle about 8 months ago, and have just used some of it to box in the hot water pipes from the rayburn. It has polished up beautifully, and as you can see there is a lovely bit of figure/ colour in it. Most of the knots have held fine....that might change after a few months round hot pipes mind...

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Oh yeah. The colour is fab mate. Really stands out.

[tommer9]

Oh yeah. The colour is fab mate. Really stands out.

 

You wait til its painted red...it'll stand out then alright:laugh1:

Edited August 29, 2010 by Steve Bullman
Mr Tommer!!

[skyhuck]

Tom you manage to get a bra in most of your pics!!!

[tommer9]

LOL- I did the laundry today, as every sunday, and it seems that I make something on a sunday too and then post a pic on A-T!!

[skyhuck]

I hope your lass knows how lucky she is.

 

We celebrated our 20th wedding anniversary last Wednesday and in all those years I have never done any laundry.

[tommer9]

Lets not even go there.

[18 stoner]

Can you believe it FRANK even brings his own canteen! Took nearly two hours for him to heat up his dinner. Anything to get out of handling the puzzle;

 

 

[18 stoner]

And the resting place for the milled stuff for the next year or so;

 

[Stephen Blair]

Nice one Pete, you dont hang about.