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slack ma girdle

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  1. P.S. I am talking about the persicion grinder Sent from my Galaxy arse using tupping talk.
  2. I have had mine for a year now. I bought it to sharpen my milling chain, as you do not need to take it out of the mill to sharpen both sides. I now use it for all my saws, because of the difference it makes. Before i bought it i was of the opinion that filling by hand produced the best edge. Now having tried two chains one filled by and an one by the grinder on the same saw, the difference is........ (i can not think of a suitable word for how different it is) Vibration levels are noticably lower and the tooth holds it edge for longer as the grinding stone leaves a very smooth finnish to the tooth. In addition to this the teeth are always excatly the same lenght and the saw cuts much straighter. It is the best £50 i have spent in a long while. Sent from my Galaxy arse using tupping talk.
  3. Some of you urban tree monkeys should find this interesting. Trees in the Townscape - Trees and Design Action Group
  4. Start about 1 min 20 in
  5. I have found you a new toy. :thumbup::thumbup: Google Translate
  6. Good work as usual Dadio. Whilst i do not agree with everything that you do, you do put forward a good arguments/ discussion about felling and climbing. This gets everyone talking which can only be a good thing Keep them comming.
  7. Spent the day 'skating' in bendy ash over caravans. Everything is soaked and smelly.
  8. I have used the full lenght of my 45m rope on a couple of times in the last year or so. Both times i have been very glad that i had it. Most of the time i use 2 20m ropes, and find they are plenty .
  9. What is the basket thing on the top for ? Keep your snacks in.
  10. The base of the leaf is offset like Elm, but with a fruit like that, it rules out Elm. In short i have know idea
  11. If nobody comes up trumps, i have a paper copy that i use and have not got around to converting onto the computer. If you have no luck P.M. me with your address and i will send it to you
  12. You will be wanting a mighty Nuffield of power. Had mine six years cost £800, and will do every thing you want. Sent from my Galaxy arse using tupping talk.
  13. 066 with a 18" bar is my saw of choice for over sized softwood. Nothing else come close. Sent from my Galaxy arse using tupping talk.
  14. Are you going for minimilist approach to photos ? Sent from my Galaxy arse using tupping talk.
  15. That is going to need some substantial footings, or it will sink with the first load of cord. Looks like it will do the job
  16. I know what you mean now, i got mine from a car boot sale, but that is probably not much help. The wire has an annoying habit of flipping off when you first start pulling in the slack, but once you get the knack they work well.
  17. The link does not seam to be working
  18. Don't forget common cow wheat, ramsons, wood rush, soloman's seal. And there is one type of grass that only grows in woodlands, i can not for the life of me remember its name. More to follow when i remember
  19. What do you need ? Then make it.
  20. P.S. i use the line that is between the end of the spring and the attached metal bit. (under the 3/4" mark)
  21. From what i can remember i would say that is tensioned about right, bear in mind it was a year ago that i last changed a blade on a lumber mate.
  22. All those features look good, but given the nature of forestry work which is not gentile on machinery, there is alot to go wrong. How do they compare price wise with Riko ?
  23. What do you do with, and how do you use the sand o flex ? They look like something for removing winnits.
  24. Timeless comedy, it will still be funny in 100 years time

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