Ian Leach
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Idiot proof tools
Ian Leach replied to the village idiot's topic in Forestry and Woodland management
Your restricted with the amount of travel 40" I think as you have to get it just past tipping point . -
Idiot proof tools
Ian Leach replied to the village idiot's topic in Forestry and Woodland management
I've used a tree Jack in Sweden can't remember the make tho, good useful piece of kit. Did reinforce a few bits tho and a bigger base plate on the bottom but it was a bit boggy where I was using one. -
If I get caught in that traffic I might as well bring my sleeping bag 😁. I haven't been to Bucklands for years.
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Luckily I have a great welder guy and mechanic , main dealer all I'll say is balls I've had bad experiences from them. With your situation I'd of gone elsewhere weeks ago, it is hard to get a decent welder tho. A local garage near me charges £70-80 per hr for welding dread to think what a dealer would charge.
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Tbh the only places close to me are places like countrywide, I usually buy online from companies that advertise on here.
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Anyone do aspen near Gloucester GL3, I looked on the aspen map and the closest is 45mins away. Just wondering if up to date.
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Dam, so your the one who keeps sending me coal. :eek:
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Long time lurker, first woodworking attempts!
Ian Leach replied to Johnmac's topic in Woodcraft Forum
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Long time lurker, first woodworking attempts!
Ian Leach replied to Johnmac's topic in Woodcraft Forum
Looks like your a natural, here's mine made from oak and beech, You can stick thinner boards together too. -
Depends if you've been a good boy, your more than likely to get coal 😁
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Long time lurker, first woodworking attempts!
Ian Leach replied to Johnmac's topic in Woodcraft Forum
Looking good, I would use what wood you can get to practice on. -
That's what it stands for, I hate the tool less crap lol, quote me happy then 😁😁
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Personally I wouldn't bolt it to a tree like that I think it's an easy way out. I've drawn a rough picture of what I would do, maybe a bit over done but as tree gets bigger bolts can be undone supports can be moved.
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I was planning on it lost the prices shavey gave me, plus my plans changed too. Got a different price for the saw 180 Inc postage just wondering if good price.
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I've been offered a Dolmar ps32ctl for £180 delivered is this a good price?? plus what are they like and how do they run on aspen ??
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The record one looks the best out of them more robust, How come you've decided on just the disc sander . Surely both disc and belt gives you more choice.
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Facebook, is this the lilac id abuse.
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As above, I think record do a 10" x 6" belt and disc Sander. 5 year warranty. I've got a smaller Clarke one that I've had for 8 years and just changed its first belt. But I'd be going for record next probably.
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When I worked for a well known company they paid £30 a day and supplied b&b. Team leader only paid me £15 per day from it and spent the rest on crack, hence I only worked away for a week and went elsewhere.
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That's what I've got Josh the vw, the back seats slide out too when needed.
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Use to be red bull and another and maybe one more, but now poached egg on toast.
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I've got a few pieces 3" thick , but only 4 - 6 " wide
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Crew neck for me
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Oh the memories 😁
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So you don't use your camelbac now.
