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Put it like this, they have Queen Anne legs, a Serpentine front, inlaid wood and nice patination!:001_rolleyes::lol: Oh - also cost a fortune secondhand unless very lucky and bear little resemblance to modern saws:sneaky2::lol:

 

Who's Queen Anne?:confused1::001_rolleyes:

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Hopefully have my workshop/cave done for March. Still digging out the garden need to get it all level, buy a mixer for its base and remember to bury n armour cable to it from the house..... Could be March next year :001_rolleyes:

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Put it like this, they have Queen Anne legs, a Serpentine front, inlaid wood and nice patination!:001_rolleyes::lol: Oh - also cost a fortune secondhand unless very lucky and bear little resemblance to modern saws:sneaky2::lol:

 

 

Yes, but you can repair them with ONE screwdriver, a cigarette packet, an adjustable spanner and gaffer tape!

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If you where going to build a saw what saw and why? I'm going to do it:blushing: I'm not planning buy all the parts in 1 go maybe every week purchase a few parts and just add the bits as I get them...or even buy a non runner (not a 251:001_rolleyes:) as a donner saw, something that all parts are available.....

 

 

Hi div, I've just bought this old stihl

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Got it for £8 on the bay

Thought it would be completely knackered but a bit of fiddling and I've got it running. Few more bits to get it going properly but was better than I thought.

I found this that might suit you today on eBay, plus the one above is what it could look like

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I'm watching it but too far for me to go it's near Lincoln

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