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delabodge

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  1. very hard to stop it spliting,,,
  2. Theres a cost involved to most people, I get this regularly,,,ie,,,,,"ive a tree surgeon taking my ash tree down would you like to come and buy it?" errrr, no! unless its a lovely straight yew,walnut,or narly oak,,not a chance for free,,,,,but i agree more people seem to think there doing me a favour?
  3. needs to go a lot faster,,,bit lame,,,
  4. great link eddie,,what size blocks did you start with?
  5. ha ha,,,look forward to seeing what you make with it,,,
  6. do you mean you carved some laburnham,,,? cause the handle looks like yew? nice eitherway!
  7. well done eddie,,they look great, and what a nice gesture,,,kids will love them,,
  8. good pics,,must get me a telehandler,,,
  9. same as you, in vented bags, on pallets, with pallets inbetween 1st and 2nd layer, works a treat,,
  10. :thumbup:thanks for heads up!
  11. whats the first one? love the owl,,,
  12. forgot to add pics,,,doh,,,have now put up some,,,its early,,lol
  13. whoops forgot to attach the pics,,,,
  14. built this yesterday, for a customer who we milled the tree for last yr, spookingly similar to logbarons!!lol, smaller version of my 10ft cedar ones ,,but lovely grain. working on a funky leg version.
  15. thanks mate ,hes the guy I did use, great service, but dissapeared off the face of the planet, ? sent them to woodmizer last time, twice the price!!!
  16. ha ha funny old game,,fair enough mate,,weird how we all like different stuff,horses for courses,,glad it works for you,,i subbie it all out now,,less hassle,,
  17. hi how many woodmizer guys sharpen your own blades? I currently send them away,,as the new gear to sharpen and set is about £2k, ? if you do send them away where too?
  18. :thumbup:good humurous post,,made me smile
  19. have to disagree, had a stump grinder (rayco) and swapped it from super teeth to the multi tip, didnt get along with it, kept wearing the drive belt out, ? apparrently very good on the predators, as it was made for this machine, also found the teeth to be about £10 each, and all be it you just swap the two lead teeth, not great value for money,,,, just my feedback,,,
  20. what is it? and where was it? ie park or private garden?
  21. very nice stuff mate,
  22. great link,,,think my storm kettle boils wood faster,,but a great little stove,,
  23. :lol:very funny mate,,,made me smile,,,,,
  24. another master piece in the making,,,like it,,,,
  25. :confused1:whats a hoover???

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