Dave D
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this thread is about handsaws ian, i class the bow saw on a par with powersaws:sneaky2:
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possibly goat willow but not sure on those catkins but thats probably just focus.
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ditto that ben, i was tempted by the sugoi though.
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felco offer a number of different models, the best one for you will be the ones that best suit your needs. they take into acount different hand types/sizes, lefthand/righthand, what youre cutting and what size, strength of user etc etc. look on their website you will get the idea. also they offer replacable parts for, i think, all models. blades, screws, springs, clips etc etc. though looked after properly you will probably never need replacements.
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felco, have a look at their range, they have a variety to suit all users and all purposes. take your pick.
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:lol:
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good one, well done.
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stuck my ropes in the machine today, put them in a pillow case and tied the top. washed them on a 40 with no soap just water, seemed to come out well and they retained that 'just come out the tree' smell. washing machine seemed to fair ok, didnt shake much. now to try and clean my fluffy lid, should be able to strip most of that.... its a stein. any suggestions for getting blood off boots?
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i think its gonna be hard work in the bath so i might take a chance with the machine. cheers for the input fellas.
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yeah i think youre right but the quality of steel remains, it would then be down to the person to give it the desired tempur.... i think?
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just cut it, just cut it......
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i knew of someone who used to melt them down to make knives with.
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before we know it customers will want to keep all the wood for features. beats firewood.
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that wood will never bring you the hapiness they did:sneaky2:
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just looked at the pictures on flikr, great shots john. thanks for sharing.
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if its anything like the one in the other thread.... 395 + vat
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cheers for that guys, wasnt sure so thought it best to ask. my kits been in a lock up all over winter so i expected the damp to of covered it in mould, luckily it was all in a decent kit bag. my lid however looks like its now fleece lined its got so much growing on it! will probably chuck the ropes in the bath as the wife will kill me if i break the machine! a little non bio is good right? first time i've washed my kit, might polish my lockjack while i'm at it!! haha
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i've just got my climbing kit back and given it a quick inspection after 6 1/2 months of it sitting unused. as i expected there is a little bit of fluffy mould growing on my rope (expected there to be more to be honest). my question is: would the mould affect the integrity of the rope? and also will the rope be affected by staying wrapped as in the picture for this long? pictures of mould and wrap: thanks for any advice.
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i'm still waiting for michael aspel to join in.
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wishing him a speedy recovery. stay safe.
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perhaps you should have used different smillies just in case someone takes you seriously:001_tt2:
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dont want to derail the thread so i'll just quickly say 'well said' stevie. had a great couple of days with great people and a great atmosphere, good to to see you all. phill did your tent definately seem alright?
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thats one of the biggest cheese graters i've ever seen mark!
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great vids, well made.
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oi, how dare you use my signature in your avatar without asking:sneaky2:
