Rob D
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I've got most of the Stihl chains - you can get them here Chains The micro chisel (same really as semi chisel) is the one to go for as easier to sharpen and will keep it's edge longer. Tip - Sign up as soon as you enter the site then let me know as you get a 10% discount being an arbtalker.
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I got Black Ops 1 2 years ago - and played the Zombies on it pretty solidly for 1 year! - that's the only game that has drawn me back in like that since.... I can remember! I'll get BO2 in a week or so i think.... (Xbox)
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Good example of rippling! Rippled sycamore is one of the more valuable timbers. Good work again
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As above Rob - your best bet to do this is to cut a log into suitable suitable sizes for someone else to mill for you.
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Nicely done - yep so satisfying to work with timber you've milled yourself.
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We have the same problem here.... although nothing to do with me a neighbour has stirred the council up. Things like - change of use of polytunnels from plants to dry logs. It's ok to have the logs in a massive unsightly pile outside the polytunnel just not neatly inside in log bags There's a whole load of other issues as well with the site (which has been operating fine for 30 years) and I dread to think how much money the council has ploughed into pursuing it all :sneaky2:
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Thanks for taking the time for an indepth post John
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Yep - is it running .404 chain? You can ID this yourself Chain ID table and here Chain | bar | sprocket identification If so (which it prob is) I have: 42" Oregon Powermatch bars £98-00+vat 40" Sugihara bars £120-00+vat 41" Cannon bars £236-00+vat You get 10% off these prices (but register on http://www.chaibsawbars.co.uk first) Sugihara is prob the one to go for IMO. Rob
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There you go - so if this is the case then the D009 mount will fit... Have a look here Bar Mount Pattern: 17 as I think you can print these and fit you bar over them to see exactly what you have....
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Tried a lot of oils and done a lot of research and have settled for using walnut oil... that and coconut oil seem to have more anti-rancid properties than the others... that said if you leave a chopping board with a veggie oil finish in a damp place it seems to encourage rancidity... Really I think you could prob use most veggie type oils on chopping boards... cheap, easy to apply, no drying time, easy to maintain, easy to top up, no skin formed, foodsafe...
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..... the tidying up took priority as the kids were being taken out to watch Skyfall (by his ex wife - even though his son was only 8 years old they both felt the violence was moderate and he'd been asking to see it all week).... he had finished pulling all the sandwich wrappers out the truck and was just cleaning out his 200T when....
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Excellent
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Ahhhhhh!
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Stumped for an idea of what to do with this
Rob D replied to EddieJ's topic in Chainsaw Carving Forum
Here's how I did it..... sold it quite quickly as well!
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A running Stihl 090 goes for a fair bit of cash... would be worth fixing or giving to some like Spud on here to do for you...
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Stumped for an idea of what to do with this
Rob D replied to EddieJ's topic in Chainsaw Carving Forum
I'd plank it into 2" as I'm sure a few planks would come out ok - the top part is a good size for a coffee table and the grain should go round in a circle which'll make it unusual.... I know you could make a large carving but then the hole becomes more a hole that you could've chainsawed out anyway... Just me pennys worth -
That makes it easier - another update for the oregon book!
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Alright Ryan - the MS200T - you can fit any of the carving bars really - go for an Oregon or Cannon - these are the best.. start £60-00+vat
Also you need a 1/4" sprocket £23-00+vat as only Stihl have them.
the MS260 is trickier.... you really want whats called a 'blocking out bar' for this saw (running a smaller diameter tipped bar called a 'toonie').
I don't have the toonie bars listed yet but they are around £100-00 for a Cannon 16" and I can get one for you if you want one. These will then run the .325 chain so no need to change the sprocket.
Register on my website Chainsawbars ? bars, chains and chainsaw accessories
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All look good Ian - sounds like you're getting some good cash for them as well
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Good thread in sharing a good business tip - I wish I'd had a small grinder when I was 'tree surgeoning'.... used to give all my stump business away.
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Cheers Darryl - I'll give you a shout tomorrow... I reckon yes I could bring truck and trailer.... not quite enough there to warrant a hiab.
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I don't think the fitting is the Oregon D009. If you go here to the Oregon selector guide OREGON®: Selector Guide The only bar it lists is 16" and has a D010 mount. But looking at pics of each mount they do look very similar. Prob wouldn't take much to adapt a bar....
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Ditto - see if spudulike has anything on his bench!
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Was when I realised there was a good possibility of not cocking it up!
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Many thanks gents for pointing him in my direction Do you have the model number of the chainsaw Steve? I.e Echo CS-8000? If you could PM me over the chainsaw model I'll look it up and see what's available. Rob
