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  1. delabodge
    agree with big J lol
  2. delabodge
    god wish I could mill in those conditions,,,,,lucky you,,,
  3. delabodge
    couldnt agree more <now Ive got one,dont know how I managed before,,,ncie work rob,,,
  4. delabodge
    look forward to the pics mate sounds good,and very interesting:thumbup1:
  5. delabodge
    nice gate mate,,,
  6. delabodge
    like it,,,,
  7. delabodge
    thanks rover,,,its just a matter of getting on with it,,,nothing too tecnical with a table,,,it helps having a woodmizer mind,,lol, love being creative and putting a good tree which has has to be removed for one reason or another to good use,,,not much of a tree goes to waste here,,,it is nice doing the whole process,,,
  8. delabodge
    lovely mate,,,
  9. delabodge
    great site,,,,very inspirational,,,might sack tree work tomorrow and get building me a hut,,,lol
  10. delabodge
    nice mate,,,,
  11. delabodge
    fair play mate, looks like something out of the ace cafe,,well done,,,
  12. delabodge
    lol its staying put mate,,outside table,although my mrs now wants one in our house,,typical,,,
  13. delabodge
    2" inch mate,time i planned them,,,
  14. delabodge
    Oak table 12ft long made from Oak . legs where offcuts from a porch we built, and the top a pair of warped boards we ripped in half to get the bow out,before planning them up.draw pegged.
  15. delabodge
    hi ,,thanks for nice comments, the bench is made from cedar, and the tree had been down for about 3months, but standing dead for a while I guess, cedar is very stable, and drys remarkable fast, its also not the heaviest of timbers, when I make these in oak its very hard to move with four of you, but in cedar you can manage, we turned it sideways to get it through the back garden gate,, there built to last and Ive had four in a local boys school for a yr now and still going strong. the off cuts I use for various uses ,from bird tables too cooking planks..
  16. delabodge
    why would you go "national" grass cutting,,,? if your doing a good job,at a fair price,with honest standards,,your best form of advertising will be word of mouth,,,
  17. delabodge
    nice mate,,didnt think you where too keen on woodmizers though?
  18. delabodge
    i dont doubt your right mate,but this facia was rotten they where picking bits off and throwing it in the hedge,,but hey,,,mobile phone in one hand,flat caps,and white trainers,,suppose they must have been legit,,,
  19. delabodge
    these blokes flytip everywhere,at our cost,who do you think pays for the clear up? us! dont get me started...yes watchdog big it up,,,but in general round here there up to no good,,,ive seen a firm put there facia boards right over the old rotten wooden ones,,,nice honest people,,,,
  20. delabodge
    great reply, we really do have a great mix of knowledge on here, post some more pics mate,mean looking saw:thumbup:
  21. delabodge
    had about 20m3 in a big stack for last few months,,,bagged it finaly this week,,all the logs in middle of the stack where soaking and going mouldy,,,vented sack are really great and eliminate this,,,air flow is so important,
  22. delabodge
    send nick channer a pm,,he knows abit about bio-mass, his farm runs on it,,and the four ajoining houses,,(I think)
  23. delabodge
    theres more and more of them locally here,,as council keep granting them new plots of land to live on,,,they should investigate there earnings,,,,and how they can afford new shiney vans,,,feel sorry for the vunerable elderly who know no better,or are bullied into extra work.
  24. delabodge
    cheers big J,,got the milling bug at mo,,,,
  25. delabodge
    made this 10ft long cedar bench last week, and milling some more up at the mo,,,love cedar..

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