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delabodge

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  1. nice one,,hope the train dont crash,,lol
  2. we use a gravely pro chip 9",,eats most things, but i log anything over 4" anyway,,,just dont have to sned so much,as when we rent a jenson 6" tracked,,notice the difference, but it is weighty,,,,
  3. thanks guys,apparently its getting english roses??
  4. couple more showing the double rebated frame,for sign and ply mounting board. made four up in total.
  5. made these up out of a tree from wokingham,going to a hampshire nature reserve.
  6. thanks eddieJ, like you say little details make a big difference, really like your work too, would love to do a whole garage,,,keep posting...
  7. the concrete has stainless steel rods in it going up into the posts, with a polycabonate washer to stop damp coming up through the concrete,ie damp proof cause, The missing slab is having something engraved in it, as its a memorial arbour, for a local person who died,and walked round the park, think her ashes are getting scattered under the slab,,,nice!
  8. thats fast,want a job? (hare and tortoise comes to mind though:001_smile:)
  9. built this from a lovely oak felled near by,
  10. well done on your achievments so far,,what a lovely setting,,,wish more land was available in this country so we could all be more creative,,,
  11. good greenman mate,,,,
  12. gob smacking! think your in a league of your own!bravo!!
  13. very good mate...
  14. ah but you did a grand job john,lol:thumbup:
  15. if you find out let me know thats my next one too!
  16. very nice mate,,having made a few, I know how much work there is involved,,,look great..
  17. DMB hire(formerly arbplant) based in ship lake, inbetween reading and henly, do stumpgrinders,chippers and mewps, or try bloomfield hatch tree care,he rents out his mewp cheaper, glyn davies!
  18. a wisw man speaks,,,
  19. we seem to disagree again,,my lt40 cuts perfectly well and all be it only 28" cut,,works a treat,,,has paid for itself over and over,,,did check out hudson first and had a demo,,,in fact guy who gave it took the head off the mobile unit and made his own bed,,so on that point its probably just as good! and like you say possible longer cut,,but i rarely get asked for 18` beams and over,,all in all my lt40 has been great,and cuts just about everything I need,,now with the addition of a 48" alaskan,,,got it all covered,,,
  20. that would be great mate,,its for craft stuff,,,,tadley not too far,,,
  21. thanks..any contact numbers? whats the coppice line? same as group?
  22. thanks mate ,hes a little too far, need them in hampshire/berks really,,,or at a push south m25 ish,,,
  23. hi am looking for about 80- 6ft chestnut poles, 3-4" tops,,,cheers,,
  24. lovely work...
  25. wow tommer thats a big saw,,like to see that working,,,vids?

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