geoff

Ouch,I hope you get well soonest,& well said,a poke in the eye can stop you in your tracks & cost a lot of money in lost time.

I would be proud to own such a chair,superb work,the best I have seen.

That's very nice work.

I will be interested in how these perform,its the future on its way.

Quick vid of a rather muddy section,sorry about the noise of the Hatz diesel in the background

Thats a great pic! What brand are your boots there David? I quite like them.

Bless him,its his age you know,not like us young ones!

Stress works like an acumulative poison,it realy is important to prevent it getting a hold as it has long term consequenses. The stress thread is worth a good read for sure!

Yep,the raw chicken breakfast seems to be passing mate.

Heres one of Felix The Chopper,caught at a thoughtfull moment,no doubt pondering on my food for the day. That stump,by the way,is about ten inch diameter... IMG_1185 by geoff321, on Flickr

Feedback please once you have given them some work!

They are a lovely light saw in use.

Thats bad news,hope you get sorted quick.

Thats a pathetic snipe there:thumbdown: In fact I am surprised at your atitude throughout over this,am I the only one who thinks you could pull your socks up here?

Fifty Shades of Grey - A husbands view The missus bought a Paperback ...down Shepton, Saturday, I had a look inside her bag; ....T'was "fifty shades of grey". Well I just left her to it, And at ten I went to bed. An hour later she appeared; The sight filled me with dread….. In her left she held a rope; And in her right a whip! She threw them down upon the floor, And then began to strip. Well fifty years or so ago; I might have had a peek; But Mabel hasn't weathered well; She's eighty four next week!! Watching Mabel bump and grind; Could not have been much grimmer. And things then went from bad to worse; She toppled off her Zimmer! She struggled back upon her feet; A couple minutes later; She put her teeth back in and said .....I am the dominater !! Now if you knew our Mabel, You'd see just why I spluttered, I'd spent two months in traction For the last complaint I'd uttered. She stood there nude and naked Bent forward just a bit I went to hold her, sensual like and stood on her left tit! Mabel screamed, her teeth shot out; My god what had I done!? She moaned and groaned then shouted out: "Step on the other one"!! Well readers, I can't tell no more; About what occurred that day. Suffice to say my jet black hair, Turned fifty shades of Grey.

Yep,they wont compete with a 346,or even an ms200,but better than an ms170 maybe,& much lighter & thinner,no way you can get tired wielding it about all day.

Well I have the 270,& the tes 260,same saws,just rear & top handles. Both have been used hard & beyond their design purpose,no probs in about 3 years other than one brake band. Just finnished an orchard take down,the whole lot had to go through a small chipper,(tw125),so a lot of cutting. Took 2 weeks solid work,about 100 trees /day,& the saw was my preference for the light weight & keen cutting ability. Saw performed without any agg,& its already done about 3 years sporadic work.

No I dont think it works like that huck,,but the little saw might just as easily reduce the wear & tear your upper body goes through. Give one a try & see how you feel,nowt to loose if you can lay your hands on one.

I would advise against that as a potential,this dealers products are 'not the best' available,barge pole treatment please!

Nice work Andy,the monolith looks superb!

That looks nice,I wonder if the uk will see them.

Seems like the little echo is quite popular!

Sounds good to me Gramps!

Alls the better,that way I can deffo use the bike,the saving will go towards my petrol & save me the agg of using my bus pass! Thanks for the heads up Foxy!

Me..I hate any sort of finance,but it might be the way to go for a quiet life rather than fighting to fix a lemon after work, you might struggle to find a nice reliable machine at the money you are looking at,so keep an open mind,& try not to get rushed into something.