tommer9

Dont waste your money. They are overpriced when new, and by the timne they have had a bit of use and the runner is worn and the bed bending (as they ALL, without exception, do) it will be a nightmare of innacurate cutting. Invest the same money in a logosol, norwood or Hud-son and you will get far more years of far better service from the machine. Even woodmizer bands are rubbish compared to (for example) deakin flathers blades. In the fifteen odd years I was milling, every mizer owner i ever spoke to had the same issues.

HAve BMW finally sorted the porosity on the 3litre heads that has plagued them for ever and a day then?

Once you have a bit more experience under your belt you will realise what a ridiculous train of thought this is.

In what ways better?

It is dependant on manufacturers spec. End of. :-)

anyone?

electoral role, council tax, any benefits you may be in receipt of.....if the council want your adress they can easily find it.

there is no advantage in leaving it and many disadvantages. Echo the last two comments entirely.

That is exactly what i am after........there was one down here but the mill went bust. Need one asap!

Anyone in cornwall know of a shingle making attachment for a bandsaw, or anyone able to mill shingles in cornwall?

Using heavy duty land rover (police range rover spec?) springs with helpers. No lift as far as i know or intended. I try to stay as original (L/R spec) as i can. It works well as a package. start buggering about with these things and in my experience you get trouble later on........polybushes (polybull$41T) is a shining example IO.

Just speak to just saws and buy a new Hudson. Mine was an excellent bit of kit, much more machine cutting far more accurately than a woodmiser for so much less money. I have been using various mills for the last 20 years, and to be quite honest, I wouldnt touch a second hand woodmizer with a bargepole (I would struggle to justify a new one noowadays TBH). The price you mentioned would get you a fine fine hudson or a norwood.

HOw hard can I hit a Paulonia. It is about 60 years old, and is in decline. Plenty of dead wood, but is there anything to watch out for on these things? Are they particularly sensitive in any way? Want to try and rejuvenate it if possible. Ta.

Indeed.

terrafirma big bore. In 20 yrs of land rovers I havent found anything to come close for longevity or useability......and as anybody who knows me will testify, I abuse my land rover....alot!