Ian Leach
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For something like that i would pay £20-£30 depending on how far i need to travel but to me its just a pile of wood with nothing done to it. What makes me angry is when people add the word woodturning/carving in the description they think they can add an extra £100 or so to the price, when its me or other turners who turn it into something beautiful. Rant over (rant not aimed at anyone here)
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What price for a pallet load + delivery ??
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Not all woodturners are tyre kickers, so to speak . As firewood and cordwood is at a premium its harder to find a bargin for woodturning bits. Also people ask for stupid prices , so therefore they get a stupid response back. So if no one local wants it split it for firewood as delivery or collection will also be a killer.
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Holm oak has a lovely grain, i would definately try and make something from it other than firewood. I've turned a few bits in holm oak and come out nice.
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Try advertising on Arbtrader ,you might have better luck selling. Oh and lots of pics works too.
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Fair enough:001_smile: i've had farmers say sc has lasted 30-35 years as fencing even in boggy areas and still going strong, but each to there own i haven't had much experience with robinia so not to sure on the longivity . Good luck with your search
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Why not sweet chestnut ?? Just as good if not better IMO.
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As Rupe said so Tom Tom
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Cheers Steve
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That's fantastic Dave top job mate
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A few candle holders turned in yew,
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How soon are you thinking of doing your ticket as there's a arb show in June at cirencester Sent from my HTC using tapatalk
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Your best bet is to find a local supplier and try some on some have setups so you can hang from a rope too, as what is comfortable for one is not for the other. Welcome to AT
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DEfo not Plippy as he's confused as the mo. Mick well i think shes to tall for him . So i'll say Bob as know one votes for him
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I've got the new vertex vent, feels really comfy and solid can't understand why i haven't brought one before.
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I've always used the mesh visors on the helmets as i find goggles don't last very long and get steamed up quickly.
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I like it abit like daffy duck maybe
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Sell it here by the sounds of it [ame=http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B002TMTCY2/?tag=frebooexc-20]Amazon.com: 1 Pound of Clean Wood Ash (Natural Fertilizer, Change Soil Ph Levels, Slug Killer, Protect Plants Over Winter, Control Pond Algae, Boost Organic Tomato Plants, Compost, Melt Ice, Make Soap, Shine Silver, Ceramics, Pottery, Ashes Clay Glaz[/ame]
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That's a whole lotta lovin' for a Racing Shed!
Ian Leach replied to TimberCutterDartmoor's topic in The Lounge
If i had the money floating around i would buy it, just so i can do jeremy clarkson style and launch it of a cliff and then post the guy the video -
China No idea
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As long as it's down safely, who cares which way you do it.
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So if this is the criteria so to speak, arn't you singling out the newbies ?? So people like pault who commented on here won't get a chance.
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Might me a silly question but are you wedging it as you go along ?? I ask this because there are more bar marks on the last bit you are cutting and if not the weight of the wood would be pressing on the bar, hence the marks at the end of wood. Just a thought:001_smile:
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I would get something like a predator stumpgringer in and grind away, suprised that wall on the right hasn't fallen over yet looks dodgy to me.
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To much of a lean towards wall, or blocking satalite signal
