Treewarrior

You need to measure the length width and height in metres, then multiply your measurements. That's volume mate. Length x width x height:thumbup1:

If it was my friend, then as a professional, I would feel duty bound to him and his family to advise him that he should at the very least complete a basic chainsaw user course. You can then sleep soundly.

He must be a bit hard, no hat, no gloves or jacket.....or is his pick-up parked just round the corner:001_tongue:

Pete you might want to give a few details. Where are you based etc.

Welcome to the club

Put mine up by £10 as well from 1st December. It's hard graft logging:thumbup1:

Mortgage paid off then I can relax:biggrin:

Just got my ticket sorted. Good luck everyone:thumbup:

Don't know what all the fuss is about. I've been logging for the past week it's -11C and i just get on with it. If people can afford to go away at Christmas then good for them. The only thing I think needs changing is daft buggers who drive too fast on icy roads and create a 2 hour delay because they caused a stupid accident

What price and why are you selling if you qualify for a grant?

You also have to think of adapting what skills you have. Set up in log sales for next season. Buy in timber if you have to. Kept me busy from Dec - Feb this year and am now close to selling out of firewood. Things go up and down in this game. Have heart, those that don't give up will win.........eventually!

Welcome to the forum

£100.00 / cube plus delivery over 10 miles

What is the assessment and pass criteria for CS30? Was the assessor asleep? I think you will find that the criteria for BASIC cross cutting is of a smaller diameter than what you have given the lad. I would not have left him to it. Rather, watched him do the first few cuts and then when satisfied, let him carry on. Personally, think it's your fault not the lad. Give him support and encouragement. IMO it was a lack of his confidence in cutting large diameter timber

Will be sticking to locally sourced wood methinks!

Cheers for the comments.Thought it was a bit iffy.

Was wondering if it was a bit iffy?

Had this e-mail today. Comments? Dear John, My name is Elena Prokop and I am representing a Russian wood-processing company which produces and sells in the Russian Market birch fire-wood. We sell about 4000 cub.m. per month. Our wood has the following characteristics: Length 35-40 cm Width 8-15 cm Internal humidity 18-25% Packed into pallets 1200*800 cm, volume 2 cub.m We would like to offer you our wood delivered up to your compound. One truck contains 34 pallets or 68 cub.m. We could supply up to 60 trucks monthly. Terms of payment at the day of receiving the goods. Please let me know if you’re interested in our offer and I will tell you the price and whatever else data you might need. Best regards, ElenaFrom: [email protected] Date: Tue, 30 Nov 2010 06:42:30 -0500 Subject: Re: Russian supplier of firewood To: [email protected] Would be interested in looking at the price of a load. Prices please delivery to Middlewich Cheshire. Please send photos of product Dear John, We are just starting with British market and regarding price we could offer 60 pounds per cub.m. with included delivery to the point you have indicated. Even if this wouldn't be interesting for you please let me know your opinion and price suggestions. If the price is viable for you I will send you the pictures in response Thank you in advance, Elena

Get yourself a real toy..L200!!!!!

No snow in sunny Cheshire just -2 all day

It's hardwood and yes it's seasoned. Numbers on my website

How much does he want? Can deliver 1 cube £100 plus delivery

Yes Paul you are correct