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Tommy_B

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  1. Very very simple one that is overlooked a lot, Bring food and water so you don't have to stop all the time
  2. Learn a Marlin spike and learn how to sharpen a saw. There is never nothing to do. The best guy I work with has an unnatural love affair with a rake. Be the same, reach for it whenever there is a lull in the job. Just asking how to be useful will separate you from most. If you actually have raked, moved, cleaned, sharpened everything possible, take photos of the climber. Try to make them look as cool as possible for extra brownie points. Won't be hard, climbers are naturally cooler than most people, just try not to make direct eye contact with them.
  3. Hes driven all that way though
  4. Every tree is a potential death trap. They're organic and can fail. Doesn't mean they all need to come down.
  5. Can I have a bit more information about the taproot please?
  6. Bump!! I got a little kit and a book from the wife for Christmas so have knocking some up while in lockdown. Quite getting into it. Been using Smoked Salmon in the fridge from Christmas and using anything and everything really. Decent for a lunch and you can spend about an hour making enough for 3 days lunch. Can't be bad. A few of them have come out looking like twiglets but other than that, we're flying!!
  7. Each to their own mate. You can clearly use a saw, didnt want less experienced people to think that was the text book way.
  8. Welcome to the forum With the dead tree video, if the tree is hung up, it's safer to roll it out in one piece instead of cutting bits off the bottom.
  9. Wow. A tree work thread. I remember these
  10. I've warned everyone about flirting on the forum. Carry on and I'll stick the pilot hole in and send you off to Norway
  11. Don't tell him I said that though
  12. Well said.
  13. Yearly thread revival!! I got enough socks to hopefully see me through to next Christmas and a couple of stencils for coffee that say rude words😄 Ive got to put together a mountain of Barbie related toys and figure out how to cook a Christmas dinner now! Have a great day Arbtalk!👍
  14. Wouldn't mind if it was people with actual Arborist or Forestry experience. 90% of the time it isnt. Ive been on here a long time. Maybe I'm wrong. Although I dont think I'm alone
  15. Ah, I'm with you now. Irony. Got it
  16. Seeing as its almost his Birthday, Jesus wept. I'm as open minded as anyone, it doesn't matter if you like girls or boys, I'm mates with Joe, but can we keep all the flirting etc to PMs. Call me old fashioned but I think I prefer the days where it was people talking about trees and actually learning things off each other. The only things I've learnt recently is that there are a few of you that couldn't lie straight in bed and a Carpenter in Wales will boast about the size of his wang given half the chance. To be quite honest, I could have done without knowing either.
  17. Just out of interest, why do you say 750 is too high?
  18. Where is the tree? What part of the country?
  19. Rich is in Norway as well. Doesn't make either less right!
  20. I was no good at maths or listening! Why do you think I got into treework?😄 Cant remember what the numbers were but the point stands!😄
  21. Don't know. FC work apparently
  22. Was on site talking to someone about what spec we were cutting timber to. Guy said he had been on a site previous week and they were sawing to 4.53m. I wondered why such a specific number and the answer was you can get two 7ft coffins out of that length. Makes you wonder

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