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  1. delabodge
    I hate getting to a house to find a low log store ,real ball ache to bend over and try and stack everything in, (well it is at my age) try and find a happy medium, but build your own I say,
  2. delabodge
    top job mate,,dont envy you moving it though lol:lol:
  3. delabodge
    Thanks guys, these benches I make are all just knocked up depending on what material I have I usually do the two sides first and then link them up with the long bits, making sure the seat height , is correct, and the seat should lean back just enough so it's comfortable whilst not tipping over I have got a set of rounding planes and Tennon Cutters, but you wouldn't won't to use it on these as its seasoned yew, with bark removed and sanded, each one comes out different
  4. delabodge
    cool,where from? any pics, keep people posted on your thoughts as you progress,nice one
  5. delabodge
    hi guys I fix them with index screws that pull up tight, then plug with plugs from the same wood, on the seats I sometimes use different type plugs to show contrast, this bench sold before xmas as a present for a mates wife, (cheers rob)
  6. delabodge
    and there at the top of this page was a banner answering my question and yours, the woodland mill is from £2599 guessing this is basic electric model ,,
  7. delabodge
    shouldnt think so,no idea how much the woodlands mill is, but a lucsas is around the £15k mark new for the 8" great bit of kit though,,
  8. delabodge
    I am cutting some over grown hazel at the moment ,and have done on and off for 20 yrs, I store it all stood up under a lean too and then pick at it through out the yr for various craft product, to name a few, reindeer heads/body`s, bird feeders, rustic chair frames, bird houses, turned mushrooms, rustic milled fencing for allotments, now whilst it doesnt last for ever outside like larch or chestnut, it lasts long enough for the purpose it was intended, and at the price I market it at, basically use what you have and experiment! and I do burn some too,
  9. delabodge
    agree 100%
  10. delabodge
    look forward to the review on this:thumbup:
  11. delabodge
    Cool
  12. delabodge
    Lovely mate, posh hurdles
  13. delabodge
    sounds like you need to come visit will and service my wm hee hee,,
  14. delabodge
    very positive attitude mate, I would have felt the same, as they`ve (who ever) have turned me over twice in the past 20 yrs, if anything it makes you more vigilant and less careless, the amount of locks and cameras i have now I feel like a jailor! biggest set of keys ever, its great that everybody is pulling together for you, I wish you a very happy xmas and hopefully they may even find it,,,good luck
  15. delabodge
    nice one:thumbup1:
  16. delabodge
    nice one stickstalker:thumbup1:
  17. delabodge
    Nice one👍good fun though
  18. delabodge
    cheers harvey its addictive,,i should be milling and doing treework,,
  19. delabodge
    some snowmen I made and sold lastweekend
  20. delabodge
    biscuits all day long,,apart from my lovely wide boards that i dont need too,just plane and thckness
  21. delabodge
    got nothing that wide but got some lengths of yew which you could make it from if you join it, and there well seasoned:thumbup1:
  22. delabodge
    Ive got the triton mark 3 ,(latest one) again from tool station, great bit of kit,use it for sanding cutting etc,,very handy:thumbup1:
  23. delabodge
    nice work mate:thumbup1:
  24. delabodge
    :laugh1:sorry jon I thought it said bench not beech ,,lol it was early,,,
  25. delabodge
    not your best option john for outside furniture, you`d be better with oak/cedar or larch:thumbup1:

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