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Rob D I agree the benches are excellent as was the other of Muttley's product, see below, we covered this show last year and although smaller we had a complete line of spectators around the fence every time we made a noise, from the 2nd picture the show was open! last year constant enquiries, although a bit random, as in can the stump grinder lay cable! and more interest in the sawdust than any other thing, I had 1 mature student that I gave a small burr to and that was the only contact re work produce all day!

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Almost a mini Arbtalk meeting this day 7th Sept. as a result of conversations on Arbtalk led me to contact muttley9050 James to see if he would be interested in attending the above show with the idea of manufacturing something with the product from our mobile saw mill, I must to admit to being impressed with RobD’s bench or more at shows in the past and asked James if he would like to join us for the day showcasing some of his product whilst making a bench or similar. We parked in the centre of the site in Campbell Park and set up shop joined by members of the Parks Trust direct labour to include WoodEd and their impressive collection of equipment, with a back drop of Milton Keynes theatre we milled a small Oak log to produce board that James used to make his picnic benches I am impressed with his work. Although forecasted as bad the day remained dry with dramatic cloudscape and the rain held off until the heavens opened just as we prepared to pack up at the end of the day, hopefully the photos will tell the story better than words

Ace plant in Old Stratford had one may be worth a call.

bald eagle from country show in Milton Keynes on Saturday, just love the vultures what good project to be involved with

We supplied and planted a snake bark maple next to a story telling chair at a school where 5 of my grandchildren go to

very good question, how much do they charge?, per day, tonne, cube meter, blade damage, price any one got a price, lots of variables how hard or soft wet or dry the wood is, how easy it is to load into chipper, where the chip has go to be placed

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takes me back a few years that, grass hook in hand looking for Corsican pine in bracken, back bent for the day, .. weeks mmm sorry cant help with above tho!

Lowerforest I can’t think of a better memorial for your father a true labour of love, congratulations on you and your wife’s diligence, time and effort for getting this far and all the best for future establishment, I hope in hundreds of years’ time others will be visiting the mature trees and contemplating the same . Respect

log grabs will dig more dirt, you will get less with brash grab but this will not be completely clean if feeding chipper brash grab will be better/ cleaner, in my experience you will always get some dirt or worse! when feeding chipper with crane, some are less rounded and hold less timber check out the capacity and compare, saw these at elmia this year, good luck

you'll have to get as move on for today's show! see you later cheers j

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no to carbide as above , if oomph = cutting speed and wood is clean then go with the square profile teeth

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as above I would check electrics from battery onwards , could the click be solenoid ? on the starter,

most excellent production, superb carving, my opinion on estate agents almost changed!, a brilliant commission produced by what would have been winning carving at any of the carving events, just love the accidental and background visitors in the vid, good mood with the movement of the sun and shadows leading to the lighting of finished master piece. respect

seems like a good idea but in practice the handle keeps jumping out and ends up a pain and not producing the desired result

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to save time if you put 'jake' and 'crane' in the search at the top of the page you will find a good selection of threads and posts some with pictures

any one here buy 1 of them?

I suppose if you have a lot of sizable trees you may need a felling licence , I think over 5m3 in a quarter of a year. If they have planning permission to develop that usually allows the clearance, See Forestry Commission Felling Licence http://www.forestry.gov.uk/forestry/infd-6dfk86

James hello I may be able to supply s. chestnut, I will speak to owner of timber and get back to you, would you want to mill it with us? cheers jeremy

superb piece of work, thanks for sharing it's journey with us, interesting to see, makes me feel a little guilty with what happens to some of our wood, I must try harder to create more from what we have, all the best j

https://www.google.co.uk/search?q=andy+goldsworthy&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ei=-rf2UYGPB8aJ7AaHq4CoAw&sqi=2&ved=0CAcQ_AUoAQ&biw=1829&bih=918 I have always had an admiration for Andy Goldsworthy and his balancing and lots more ability, a picture form a recent trip of someone else's rock's