This is not good enough.

[agrimog]

doesnt matter how they come down, at least he operates a tidy work site, well done that man

[NI Tree]

:thumbup:i like that you have taken the time to trim the stump:thumbup:

Edited May 22, 2013 by NI Tree

[MATTMOSS]

At the risk of kicking a wasp nest. If whoever did the job and considered it OK to leave like that was working for you then perhaps some training / instruction is needed. If the job is nothing to do with you, then it's nothing to do with you.

 

In that case I should turn him into an unemployed cutter.

 

I like your answers Dave.

[normandylumberjack]

only held my CS30/31 tickets a few weeks now but with great pride i take in my work.

 

 

 

Ian

 

Very tidy, starting as you mean to go on!

[daddyola50]

hi ian where you working at at the moment , your main interest forestry then dude . a good start by the way .

[IanW]

hi ian where you working at at the moment , your main interest forestry then dude . a good start by the way .

 

im currently working in a warehouse for a kitchen distribution company. been there nearly 11 year. I want out and into the tree business. just need to get a foot in the door, as the saying goes.

 

Ian

[elfinwood saws]

What saw are you thinking of buying?

[redmoosefaction]

What saw are you thinking of buying?

 

Twisting it into a saw thread

[elfinwood saws]

Thought he might get some good advise on what saws are suitable, to save him from wasting his money on a hobby saw that the salesman tells him it,s what he needs.

[IanW]

got a husqvarna 555