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  1. Bart

    please help

    Bart replied to monkey boys's topic in Chainsaws

    Pull an twist or push and twist. Failing that get the hammer out
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    Calvatia utriformis found under Arbutus Lycoperdon Perlatum woodland floor by Sycamore Exidia plana on Oak dead wood
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    Thats a big Holly no and no
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    Shame about the teaching, im sure going full time will be a great sucsess
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    Nice one monkey boys
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    I looked on your locator site and saw that chelford farm supplies was a listed stockist so not to faraway from me. Went down to be told sorry we don’t stock it anymore
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    Fistulina hepatica the hepatica from Latin hēpaticus of the liver, quite fitting i think.
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    Very Nice
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    Quality carving Tommy Did it win breast in show.
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    Agree with janey, the Ammonite seat really cool
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    Awesome work Tommy
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    Pimped My Saw

    Bart posted a topic in Chainsaws

    Just done up an old 029, was on the spare parts pile at work as a non runner so took it home and managed to get it going but its performance was rubbish and had a damaged casing and no air filter cover:thumbdown:. At the time I needed a decent saw for blocking out my carvings and something reliable for felling, so went and bought a 361 and the 029 then sat on the floor in my workshop. I’ve never stripped and rebuilt a saw before so it was quite a learning experience. I got a cheap 039 casing of ebay, rebuilt the carb, fitted a new piston + rings and modded the exhaust. Finally got it running and tuned by ear yesterday and am well happy, sounds sweet and seems to cut really well with plenty of power:thumbup1:
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    A few from yesterday
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    Arbtalk @ APF

    Bart replied to Hodge's topic in General chat

    Good stuff, think im going on the thursday
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    Looks like a nice old Sweet Chestnut coppice. is there a public right of way in the wood? Seen a few of you other thread's no offence but take the advice of others, go and find your nearest collage/training center and get booked on to a course.
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    Cool, would certainly turn heads. ive not been lamping for chavs in a while, may try and make some time this week:001_smile:
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    Great selection of photos, the bleeding freaky Fistulina is cool
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    Developing

    Bart posted a topic in Fungi Pictures

    Still following this developing fungi on Q, cerris (Turkey Oak) and still unsure to its id, previous suggestion were Inonotus dryadeus and heterobasidion annosum. Defiantly not dryadeus as its perennial, not so sure about heterobasidion annosum, some type of Phellinus maybe The photos and vid are from 15/05/09 to 25/08/10 original thread I posted thie pic’s in is here http://arbtalk.co.uk/forum/fungi-pictures/10541-developing-fruit-bodies.html [ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8Ku1rjZl7Hk]YouTube - Developing.wmv[/ame]
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    Cracking pics
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    Unfortunatly their just Yew berries Tony Not sure but maybe Fistinula on oak and Merip & Phellinus on decayed beech stump
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    A northern foray sounds good, id be up for that
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    Ouch !
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    Only small Tony, here they are bottom left. pic 1 A really great addition to the site dave, you’ve done top job Two from today
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    Pinkish Chestnut blob and some merrip
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    Just a little update Looked at this beech again yesterday, and was surprised at the amount the cracks/reaction growth on the compression side had grown, possibly a result of the increasing spread of Kretzschmaria around the buttresses and trunk. Can also confirm the presence of Meripilus. First pic 15/3/10 Others 18/8/10

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