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sweet:thumbup1:

Feel for ya

That's a great effort,I'd be happy with that if I where you:thumbup:

Wow,would like too see that running

Nice mate specially the last one:thumbup:

I need one of those to read this thread

That looks familiarsame headphones as me

wicked,wish i could do that:thumbup1:

top advise as usual alec:thumbup1:

:001_tt1:absolutely incredible,hats off:thumbup:

Hi probably got what your after and am based just outside twyford ,Berks,is it for outside or in?

Dewalt733 is a great little machine,sold mine yrs ago and wish I'd kep it for small stuff,obviously my large planner is the nuts but would have another d733 tomorrow.

What do you do with all the planks Clive?

Mainly outside large picnic benches, and two seater benches, never got enough Steve,the big pile of 19 planks came from round the corner from you:thumbup:

Yes I use a adjustable lamp on my lathe and actually don't have the main lights on very much as I get to see the horizon of the piece when revolving better,if that makes any sense

Didn't see the line sorry!

think the lez would kill it for me anyway. It's closer to you so you can have it.

Only joking James, hopefully I, ll pop over and grab it👍

I'll call my driver and see what he will charge me to collect it. Don't want to see it logged.

Get in the que😀

Also free firewood for anyone able to collect (excluding main stem !) 07771898887

where abouts mate:confused1:

nice job,very nice,,,,does it make the downstairs room dark? not that it would matter as I`d be sat on the porch:thumbup1:

steve I did my one 4" thick and totally random sizes,,,when I can find the pic I will post, and yes the mix was totally dry then sprinkled with a hose at the end.

I planted some ash trees 20yr ago in a school around an alphabet story telling circle I`d made, and tied them into a dome, but havnt been back for yrs ,having seen that great program ,think I`ll make a visit,,,

Yeah nice one, that'd be great to see your end grain oak cobbles photos, sounds very similar to what I'm thinking of doing.

 

Do you remember how thick you made them?

I'm thinking of making them the same dimensions as the side of a standard red house brick and alternating with square ones.

 

It's probably gonna take me ages to do but looking forwards to getting a proper floor.

What did you use for mortaring them?

Cheers, steve

laid on a sand and cement dry mix with silver sand brushed inbetween to allow for shrinkage and movement,,,then refilled when settled,

steve I did a oak end grain patio for a couple last yr, which was all cut like various size squares/bricks etc, right pain to do,but paid well and they loved it,they`d seen it in austria and wanted it replicated,I`ll see if i can dig out a pic,,theres is two parts covered by a ovehanging porch type of thing..

I couldn't believe some of the prices,yikes over £200 for a single yew plank, think I need to start an auction down my yard and that was before vat and buyers premium,

Bad news,heartless