delabodge
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Everything posted by delabodge
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surely this is a job for the sussex sweet chestnut boys,,sounds like a great lead,,
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1st in line to drive it:lol:
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nice mate..
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be sure to post some pics mate of your progress,,
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excuse me!!! £150 x 6 = £900 now I know i can sort out six birches easy like that in my day,with the team of my guys,,,same as most of you,,,yes they dont come up that regularly,,but,,were talking about one tree,,,I can easy do that as first job and fit in two more,,,how much do you need to earn??? cause tescos dont pay them wages,,,
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hear hear..43yrs..and done in an hour,,,,,safley:thumbup:
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mate google ben law,,hes the guru on round wood framing,,he`ll give you the answer you need,,,
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If I charged £450 for that i`d be laughed at!!!! you can put out road cones .have lads with yellow shirts,block pavement...dismantle it with out damaging the beech hedge,,,and still be done in the hour,,,,,but hey each to there own,,,
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lol,,now ths not including the cup of tea i take it!
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Im there with matty f..no more than £150,,looks easy,,,if I aint got that down and dusted in an hour Im in the wrong job!
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we burn our postcode onto as many parts as poss,and also use ultra violet pen,thingy,,but too be honest likey hood of seeing them again isnt good,,my repair place check serial numbers,,which helps,,,,,
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nice mate,,,
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I said the publication was very useful,but,,,,,its a furum,,it was only my opionion,,hence furum,,,doh?
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The said company,,,also hark on about how inported firewood has a high carbon footprint? errrrr hang on ,your shipping it all over the country,,having kiln dried it first? surely,,the quote " local guy who in his spare time produces firewood then delivers in his pick-up and might stack it" is at least keeping local wood local,providing a friendly face and low carbon footprint!
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it was a good general publication,,,part from the bit from a "very Big company" who tried to sell the small supplier, as a wet wood,tonne selling,,hill billy,,,,he forgot to mention his huge grant he recieved!!!
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very nice mate,,,,
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been bagging and stacking logs for the last two weekends,,,,determined to get enough for next yr and not run out by september for a change,,,
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sounds like this is ideal job to mill on site? lucas or peterson? save yourself the hassle of moving them?
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how much room do you need to set up the lucas? have oak take down coming up,In small back garden?
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hi Big j,,,,I own a woodmizer and plank most stuff myself, but on ocassions I get a lucas in as the tree is in the back garden and cant get it out, from past experience the lucas is pretty accurate for say 8x2`s,etc,,and you get some uniformity, which is good for picnic benches/sheds/log stores etc,,but a ball ache on larger stuff,,,in the ideal world i`d have both,,but that would = DIVORCE.....
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well said steve,,,
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good pics mate
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or better still,mill it with your alaskan, store it, then make something and sell iit for more,,ie adding value to timber,,,
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just as Ive come to expect,,,amazing!!!!
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wicked,,,,,,amazing imagination!!!
