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slack ma girdle

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  1. Most of the people in the bible were old, therefore 'wrinkle'. Simples
  2. So what do you use the nets for ? I can not sell willow for love nor money.
  3. P.M timtree81, he uses a few, and he is based not far away.
  4. Here's the photo that should have been with the previous post. They are 12' long and cheap as chips to make.
  5. Make you some baffles like these, light enough for one or two people to move
  6. Thats a mighty claim, we need evidence :eek: But which is more dangerous? A true wheel of death or a spinning table of death.
  7. Ere you go, the spinning table of death. i am cutting logs slower than normal, due to falling of my skateboard yesterday.
  8. I have switched to filling nets with small diameter round logs, less than 4" diameter, as there is almost no snagging, and produces a neater tighter bags. All the round logs are cut using a Browns table saw of death, and provided the blade is sharp, the chance of snagging/ spinning is almost non existent. I use the edge of the table saw for 12" logs, and a sprayed mark for 9" logs. I used to use a stop, but with practice i no longer need it. The logs are cut and tossed into the trailer , where they a bagged up. The trailer is thigh height so all the work is carried out without any bending, which makes the whole process almost enjoyable (ish)
  9. Sounds like the clutch plate is not adjusted properly or worn out.

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