Dave Martin
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I need a picture of a stack of wood please
Dave Martin replied to Steve Bullman's topic in Firewood forum
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I need a picture of a stack of wood please
Dave Martin replied to Steve Bullman's topic in Firewood forum
Some quickies I took for a flyer. -
You would never make a salesman Andy ... this is a quote from the AIE firewood guide ... Poplar Populus Poplar burns well and slowly when properly seasoned. Grade: 2
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Academic etiquette and writing
Dave Martin replied to Tony Croft aka hamadryad's topic in Training & education
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Academic etiquette and writing
Dave Martin replied to Tony Croft aka hamadryad's topic in Training & education
Learning to spell desperate would be a good start -
Kin hell.. if you read it it says Kin dried so there are a few kin errors
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Those Barrow Bags look the same as mine which only hold .2 of a cube .. have those measurements been rounded up????
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It was a thirty year old `dressed out of a catalogue` .... on another delivery being somewhat wiser I asked about steps and he said `about 5` .... it was 10 but at least it was downhill instead of up
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:biggrin:
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Err .. I think Tommer9 was being tongue in cheek
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I have a Clearview Pioneer 400 as well as the 500 and its a fantastic little stove. Very easy to keep burning all night.
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I would say tipper but a panel van does have advantageous .. and it just so happens I am about to sell my ex RAC transit
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I`ve got the Clearview 500 and its in a large room .... brilliant stove but probably going ro be a fair bit over £800.
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If ya cant beat em ..
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Beam me up Scotty .. earth is just to exciting for me.
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and do you take into account if split it will have even more flat sides meaning less air space meaning less volume when stacked
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Not for me .. and the man selling it was not a happy man when my friend a local GP lit a fire in his garden and the smoke blew into his yard looks a professional operation though.
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Just 5 minutes down the road from me.
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Just woke up after falling asleep on the sofa ... Pleeaaase NO MORE STEPS
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Funnily enough I was recommended to him by a coal merchant.
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He was quite a nice looking lad but I`m just not that way inclined
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Just done a delivery and it entailed carrying 6 Barrow bags up about 20 steps. I am new to this and hope to employ a delivery driver but want to see what they will encounter myself first. Luckily I had help with me today but would you do this at no extra cost or rather do you? The customer looked a bit nervous when showing me where he would like them but I just grinned and told him to go inside out of the rain whilst we did it.
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So should I start calling my Barrow bags Cubic Barrow bags
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I`ve said it so many times on here but I will say it again .. If your not getting around £100 a cube its not worth doing considering all the hard work and outlay.... people seem to think that logs grow on trees
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I thought that cedar was considered an excellant firewood. I quote, Cedar makes excellent firewood. Cedar has a distinct cell structure that reduces moisture, helping it to dry out faster than other woods. The wood contains many air pockets within the structure, and high oil content, so it heats quickly and burns hot. The one problem with cedar is that it doesn't burn long, so it is best to use cedar with a slower burning wood to create a longer lasting fire.
