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sorry never tried it on 13mm personally i like tachyon as 11.7mm tried blaze but less wear before it started to slip so middle size seems better I also use a lockjack and seems fine on 13mm but i said on other thread try a rubber bandit on the spine it does help
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If you do get one please put a rubber bandit on the spine as it makes it so much smoother and safer will post a pic later:001_smile:
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feel free to bring it over
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I dont use an extender as find it does not self tend. I can get it to tend by itself when about 10 foot up. it,s the angle you pull at that seems to help
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http://www.hse.gov.uk/pubns/indg317.pdf page 5 http://www.hse.gov.uk/pubns/afag301.pdf ● Gloves.* The type of glove will depend on a risk assessment of the task and the machine. Consider the need for protection from cuts from the chainsaw, thorny material and cold/wet conditions. Where chainsaw gloves are required, these should comply with EN 381-7. The bit where chainsaw gloves are required is the key wording
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Turning tools £21
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How much to insure a tipper then
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would be interested in a elm burr:thumbup:
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turning tools £11
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is it new or used
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£27.50 bars sit on top of cutters and does depth guage automatically they are clever and well thought outb but £££££££££££££££££££££ Certainly i have 4 sizes so more £££££££££££££££££££££££
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Has anyone else tried one Personally I think they are very good just a bit too much money
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all about friction all work just some are better and nicer and smoother and shinier If you struggle to get to grips with it pop over for a quick climb
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They work even better the less friction either a cambium saver or pulley improves them
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ahh nice one what did the dealers say about that
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Sounds good to me. Been really fancying a days fishing with someone that knows what they are doing.
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was it a heated handled version
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I believe they are for twisting and crushing the 3 lots of webbing between the ring and a crab but always open for debate
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what about bracing
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but no where on their spec does it ever show clipping into the gold ones There are issues doing this please beware and be safe:thumbup:
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2 days and no prices:confused1: what is the world coming to:confused1:
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aw gawd would of really liked that sadly not been keeping up dont suppose you fancy a 3 some same money obviously:thumbup:
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I did not think this was officially allowed and there were issues doing this. I may be wrong but are they tested to be used in the way you mention? P.s I like the Sequoia value for money it rocks but would always pick the motion out of the bag:thumbup:
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You can get them from Maplin Fair bit cheaper Kev Stephenson is the man i last knew got some he may have the part number:thumbup:
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Also when your sorted play with adjusting the brake.
