Ian Leach
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I left it on right to the end but just didn't look right, maybe if i had done it in two halfs with waney edge on both sides but just looked odd.
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Nice tight joints on top doesn't go anywhere, doesn't need a support underneath.
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Cool:thumbup1:
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Here's some more of the table all finished except a good sand,
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The Unofficial Arbtalk gtg @ Weird & Wonderful wood show
Ian Leach replied to Andy Collins's topic in General chat
15th-16th May, Click on home page and there is a bit about it there -
Distel with pulley
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They do bend tho seen one quite bad Maybe because i hit a gate with the landy tho
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There is always a sensible answer
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Bloody squirrels cheaky sods
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Cheers, need to do more another thing on the list -
I would have got the wife a ms660 instead
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Sod all
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Yep thats the one
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He's a sprocker dean do you clip them yourself or someone else ??? I can do a 0.5 all over, as yes he has an impressive set of spuds.
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Looking very nice, No wooden pegs instead of bolts
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He is very mental loves everyone took him for a 2hr run up the local hill at 6 this morning. Still full of energy tho
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I always thought it was a certain amount of miles or time eg. years as it can still perish.
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here goes he had steak for dinner, now fast asleep with i full stomach.
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You should have charged for a survey and then quoted the work, just learn from it and do it next time.
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Table is on a go slow as doing fire place and sorting other bits and bobs out
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Here's some pics of a fire place i done for a mate made out of spalted beech and finished with danish oil. It needs one last sand and several more coats of oil before i'm happy.
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Really sorry to here about it Justin hope you get things sorted out quickly and may the people responsable get impailed on a very large spike.
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chestnut stakes treatment
Ian Leach replied to Ben Ballard's topic in Forestry and Woodland management
Why peel the bark off let it do it naturally, I point them with an axe and the fencing should easy last 15 years. I know someone who had a sweetchestnut fence and lasted 35years, he pulled it up split them and made a smaller fence. You don't need to dip the tips leave it all natural inc bark as lots of tannin. -
Sorry to hear that mate, hope they find the sods and castrate them. Hope the insurance pays out quickly.
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That's just the top (all out of one board) i've got some 2" thick boards for the legs and bottom support the top is approximately 117cm x 50cm. Wife wants it tho, i told her to sod of i need the money
