Dan Curtis
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Nope. Albere
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The fifth one
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BolaM
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Rupe. You say that but no one got mine:p
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Jonesie
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Mike hill?
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Reg Coates
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Ha!
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Adam Bourne
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Yup, sounds good
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Yes please, I need something that the alaskan can't do, wondered if yours might?
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As you may have seen in another thread I've recently gained a few lumps of redwood. Some will go for milling but the butt log came up a little short so I've had another idea. I'm (hopefully) going to end up with a castle for my nephews. Work only started today and it'll probably happen in dribs and drabs but I'll keep adding pictures as it comes along. The finished piece will be one solid lump, to include a spiral staircase and drawbridge. There may also end up being an additional tower/ battlements if I can get my head around making them! Hopefully I'll end up with something worthwhile, it's sort of a one chance piece. Either that or it will be the most labour intensive firewood ever made! Any suggestions/pointers on design are more than welcome!
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Haven't got on to the rest but I'll let you know when I get there
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A few pics for David and James. Stripped the butt log down today ready for its next incarnation. The first couple show the mycelial felts that covered the entire log just beneath the bark. After stripping and pressure washing, I found an area of cambial dieback, with an attempt at occlusion. The area with die back has a few soft spots, I'll find out more when i start making some cuts. Lastly, spalted redwood?
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Does it have to be the tallest? I know of some real fatties!
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Who are the tattoo junkies in the world of arbtalk?!
Dan Curtis replied to will.morris's topic in The Lounge
I've got a fair few, big back piece, whole side of my ribs done. A few other little ones I did myself. I always fancied a totem pole sleeve but could never take the plunge, everything else I can cover up. I used to have 20mm tubes too but they're near enough closed up, can still force a 10 in -
Only time it's been running off is when cutting at low revs, but I think that's more to do with the auto tune than the aspen
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<p>Yep, found that out! I'm not planning on relying on milling but I've got a big plan of my own to achieve too so it'll be good to have a bigger mill</p>
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Well put
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<p>Yeah I'm off till the 3rd so whenever really. Got the 36 to test the water, getting a fair bit of work for it now so I'm considering an 88 with a 48 mill.</p>
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<p>You going to the climb in epping?</p>
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Would've done anyway, still goes in my other saws, just would've been a bugger to carry a can of two stroke just for one saw!
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<p>Yeah I've had the Alaskan for a few months now. Just took delivery of the welly James Hoddy took down too! Be interested to see yours</p>
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Did you try this method omt? Been playing with similar this week, but with the uni instead of Hh. Best I've found so far though is a hand ascender with footloop, and a chest tape with a snap on. the ascender I leave on line if just stopping for a little job, then continue up the tree. Once I'm properly in the canopy I'll dispose of it somewhere, either tie it up near the tip or stick it on my back for later.
