Ian Leach
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look here they do it about 20p per foot scroll down page Willow_products
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Doesn't matter really if just for bean poles but green better for bendy work, weavers buy good hazel green
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Good for stakes then
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Well people were buying them at the 3 counties show
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Somewhere between 1-2cm
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I've sold them between £1.50-£2 per rod as they last longer than the crappy ones.
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Spot on job there Rupe:cool1: I find hedge trimming boring (use to do shite loads tho) thats why i take my mp3 player, but it brings in the money.
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Cool job scott you got more comments on here than you did when it was on landscapertalk:thumbup1:
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Heres one i use can be changed tho new check sheet Climbing kit 1.doc
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I'm liking the fencing jobs peoples:thumbup:
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We spend £100 per week on average for the four of us, but some times it's been near the £150 mark.
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Top job mate
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As a person who turns wood it's probably worth alot of money if dried properly which is alot of hassle without the right kit (it splits like hell if not), so i would log it. Rob D might have it off you if it can be milled?
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We've had loads of them move to plock court by me and in the paper it said there not moving as there on holiday.
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Bloody hell i'm selling my stuff to cheap but i enjoy what i do. I have noticed if you sell to a shop they at least double the price. I'm going to try and have a go at making oval shaker boxes i just need to make the templates first.
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You would have to get it silky smooth first to stop splinters:001_smile: Did you get any tools?
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apple
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Ann summers might buy it:001_tongue:
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here's some that they use Natural England - Home Page
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I'm part of a coppice network and they get funding for up to 75% of the equipment and you pay the other percentage. I think it's a hell of alot of paperwork tho, I will email my friend who has been in the network for longer than me and see what info i can get if you want, I should be seeing him in the next few days so i'll ask.
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Can anyone use these crates or think of a use ?
Ian Leach replied to gensetsteve's topic in Firewood forum
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Sorry to here about this mate hope you get things sorted.
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Yes it is coppiced chestnut we get it from two local woodlands, its abit overgrown but were trying to reinstate the coppicing.
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Thanks everyone for comments so far, there was another fencer down the bottom of the field knocking in 3" tanalised posts and rails on his way past us he pulled a face of disgust. Not everones cup of tea i know but i like it, at least i won't have to go back in a few years time because it's rotten.
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The wood hasn't been treated but it will easily last 8 years there are alot of tannins in sweet chestnut so doesn't rot as quick. We split the timber ourselves by hand with metal wedges and splitting axe.
