76AR
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and the seller will be working away so you cant view it as its locked away howvere the courier will be able to collect it????? yes looks like he has taken the pics from arbtalk ive reported it
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beat me to it...i was just looking at that and thought i had seen it somewere before
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£7495 brand new
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Splitting Kindlers, Advice on best practice.
76AR replied to sylvanfirewood's topic in Firewood forum
i think the delivery would kill the price. You can collect the nets for 1.20 each or i could meet you part of the way. i am based just outside of durham in the northeast so its a fair old distance. -
Splitting Kindlers, Advice on best practice.
76AR replied to sylvanfirewood's topic in Firewood forum
buy the kindling on a wholesale basis. itsvery slow and labour intensive producing kinlding by hand. you will probably struggle to cover your labour costs. i sell kindling on a wholesale basis in 40 x 50 nets from £1.20 per net -
here some images of my sticks
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when do you need them for?? im mad busy with my current orders i could get you 200 nets delivered to you next weekend?? can you pm me your address so i can work the prices out
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I have nothing left in stock be we are producing it everyday. what kind of quantity are you looking for and when??
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Whats this worth?? Im looking for a processor to expand in to logs aswell as kindling.
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I use offcuts for all of my kindling. In a very full builders bag of 6" offcuts you will get between 30-35 nets of kindling. every 4-5 bags produces of good offcuts you will produce a bag of offcuts which i sell fo £12.50 per bag. With the new kindlett machine you can realistically produce 60-70 bags of kindling per hour. If you are ever in the north east soon feel free to give me a call and come and have a look at our set up. Cant answer your questions on rings as i have never used them. Regards 76AR
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The UTR is all the employer need. The compnay i work for will/can not pay people with the UTR
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This is correct in my opinion. I work for a large construction company as a quantiy surveyor and all subcontractors under the new tax scheme using UTR are deducted 20% from the labour content of the contract. The compnay i work for ask for all invoices to be broken down in to labour and materials, this way tax is only taken from the labour. Many people adjust invoices to suit themselves showing very little labour and lots of plant and materials to minimse tax taken. this is bending the rules but it is never questioned unless its blatent.
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I fractured clavical when playing rugby. I still havent got full movement back 6 years later. I was in a sling for 4 months but i did try and rush my recovery...now i wish i hadnt. be patient and get some physio as soon as the pain will allow this proved invavuble to me and i still get treatmeanet every few months to keep my shoulder supple.
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best check one of them little sausages wasnt my finger tip im still looking for it
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The best way i could describe the bone snippers we like electrcians snips. the surgeon was clipping loads off. i was cheeky enough to say to him cant you save any of that does to have to go?? I was on my own. Was cool as a cucumber till i got to hospital and i think thats when it sunk in what had happened. All credit to the hospital staff though they were brilliant. I said to the surgeon when he was looking at my finger for the first time 'what on earth can you do with that' he replied i dont know yet it doesnt look promising.
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I am already starting to get weird sensations
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It was the weirdest experiance of my life. I have broken lost of bones in my lifetime playing rugby but never anything like this. I didnt feel anything for about 30 mins. i locked up and drove to the hospital a few miles away. the pain hit me in a&e started sweating like mad. got bandaged up and sent to another hospital 20 miles away (had to make my own way there) to have surgery. Watched the full operation stiched me up and sent me back to the ward over night and kicked me out crimbo day at lunch time
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Thanks dave I was back in hospital on monday for me first check up and this is how it looks: Was back in agin for physio today i have lost alot of the movement. needless to say it was not a pleasant experiance
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got 100's of nets of season hardwood logs if you are intrested. We are based in the north east of england but can arrange transport. PM if you require any further details
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as i promised photos of my product ( i cant find the ones of my shed will take some tommorrow and upload them)
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The timber had to be cut twice before it can go through the kindlett but it seems worth the hard work for the amount we are selling. It's our first real year at it and we are doing well so far! Well apart from me cutting an inch off my finger on the saw on crimbo eve and being admitted to hospital !!!!!
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We purchase the timber in kiln dried. We prodominantly use second quality timber that cannot be sold on the open market. I will post some photos of our shed when I get home tonight I can't attach images from my phone
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I supply kindling on a wholesale basis. It's kiln dried in 40 x 50 monofilament nets. I can deliver them first week in jan. I can deliver up to 3000 nets at a time. Pm me fir further details
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Well I can say that I have never had six females fussing over me all at the sametime!!!!! Saying that I don't fancie going back to theatre any time soon
