John Shutler
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Everything posted by John Shutler
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check out that wonderfull hair
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im not sure i have the ears for a skinhead, think im going to be out numbered by the number of slap heads tomorrow eh:001_tongue:
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can i keep all the jingley jangley bits on my harness
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poor picture qaulity again, but this is the reduction job that i did for special branch finished off
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been doing reductions the last couple of days with a silky and felcos, just interested to see who else uses secateurs in their reductions
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haha come on andy, back to your room:tongue_smilie:
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gelder rose
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ive got a 390xp and its pretty good, before that i had a makita 7901 which was also good
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a few layers of danish oil will give a glossy look
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cheers
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not the greatest pic , but this is todays reduction on a norway maple, subbying to special branch tree services
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classic:lol:
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been deadwooding in an old oak plantation today, using srt to access the crown, a fellow arbtalker who has been subbying to me who shall remain namelesswill ayers got about 30ft off the floor suddenly remembered hed left his climbing line behind. i was less than pleased with the prospect of going down to retrive his line for him...then i remembered the trusty fig8 that i sent down to him. his only punishment being he had to climb back up again so whos forgotton what, be it climbing kit, keys or dare we say chipper
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what you want is a chain mortiser dean most of my apprentiship when i left school was oak framing, loved it and still do, il try and dig out the photos of the one i did last summer, though it was only softwood.
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get some good solid windows made up from seasoned oak, that will help to stop the structure twisting to much because as its a summer house it will be lacking the weight you would have if it were a garage etc, infill betwwen the oak with studwork with good solid diagonal bracing.id normally go with seasoned softwood for this, but it depends if its going to be seen,another option is to clad the outside of the studwork with ply then tyvek over it and clad with oak, i could go on and on
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id go oak personally
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i use beel 10mm wall master dynamic rope on mkine
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i have a cinch, but im undecided wether i prefer it to the positioner as yet, seem to remember mr haine mentioning that it was useable left or right handed
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just a quick reminder to keep your language clean guys, seems to have been a increase of late of bad language again, and the prospect of spending time when i should be enjoying arbtalk, deleting and editing posts does not fill me with joy, cheers:biggrin:
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well my laptop didnt explode
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nor did i:001_tongue:
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no, but me and thr groundy can shift it in about 5 minutes with a couple of pitch forks
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sorry mick
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ive got the type a gladiators and they seem ok, only got them on saturday, little dubious of the light weight material on the backs of the legs as it seems to similar to the stuff stihl use
