Log Bagging Device

[Johny Walker]

what are the measurement off said apperatues ,what about copy rights & stuff

[mikey10]

I have been looking at buying bags in bulk, does any body no how they are measured i am guessing corner to corner when flat, was looking on

http://www.bagsupplies.com/netbags.htm

There seems to be about 15 different sizes of net bags.

[Arran Woodfuels]

does any body no how they are measured

 

What you do is:

Measure the diagonal length, corner to corner,

take the square root of that and multiply it by the length of your cat's tail.

 

Of course, it is the length and breadth when flat.....

 

To be serious though, our bags are 45 x 60 cm and experience is showing that they are too small. We only get 4 or 5 logs in each bag. So I would recommend slightly larger.

 

(oh and sorry if you have a Siamese cat.......)

[Peter]

What you do is:

Measure the diagonal length, corner to corner,

take the square root of that and multiply it by the length of your cat's tail.

 

 

I'v tried that calculation with my Manx, but I'm stumped.

[Stephen Blair]

Where do you get your net bags? I see lots advertised but would rather get recomendation.

 

i have finally bought a pile of these small net bags. they are 60x45.how much are you guys selling them at. i see them at petrol station for about a fiver:scared1:i managed to fit 10 small logs in them, and i will be making a gizmo like angus's to fill them because i gave up after trying to fill one of them:ohmy:

[Mike Hill]

What you do is:

Measure the diagonal length, corner to corner,

take the square root of that and multiply it by the length of your cat's tail.

 

Of course, it is the length and breadth when flat.....

 

To be serious though, our bags are 45 x 60 cm and experience is showing that they are too small. We only get 4 or 5 logs in each bag. So I would recommend slightly larger.

 

(oh and sorry if you have a Siamese cat.......)

 

I myself have several Cats tails,kept as momento's from sucessfull hunts.Should any readers lack a Cat,then I offer to measure one of mine at random and send you the results.

Edited March 11, 2009 by Mike Hill
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[mikey10]

i have finally bought a pile of these small net bags. they are 60x45.how much are you guys selling them at. i see them at petrol station for about a fiver:scared1:i managed to fit 10 small logs in them, and i will be making a gizmo like angus's to fill them because i gave up after trying to fill one of them:ohmy:

 

I have been using 50x85, and sell them to the local garage for £2.80, full right up hard wood, they sell them for £4.00. When i ran out they started having them from someone else, who is putting i about 8-10 small soft wood logs, selling them to garage for £2.15, and they are then still selling them at £4.00, lucky i no the manager so will still have mine when i get some more wood:sneaky2:

[Stephen Blair]

I have been using 50x85, and sell them to the local garage for £2.80, full right up hard wood, they sell them for £4.00. When i ran out they started having them from someone else, who is putting i about 8-10 small soft wood logs, selling them to garage for £2.15, and they are then still selling them at £4.00, lucky i no the manager so will still have mine when i get some more wood:sneaky2:

 

i was going to sell them for 2.50. 2 for a fiver. keep it a nice easy number me thinks.

[mikey10]

i was going to sell them for 2.50. 2 for a fiver. keep it a nice easy number me thinks.

 

Yea easier that way, keeping to a round number saves the change, the garage pays at end of the month so dont matter there:001_smile:

[Stephen Blair]

Yea easier that way, keeping to a round number saves the change, the garage pays at end of the month so dont matter there:001_smile:

 

what about your other customers?how much do they buy them from you for, does it conflict with the petrol station prices?