Ian Flatters
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I find kernamster a lot better to work with that fully static lines.
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a 211 with a 10" carving bar.
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i was really impressed with the torque but disappointed with the charge time and they only gave us 2 batteries. Youd need a good few to last a day or a small genny running
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Im donating it to the local broad to place in some read beds near a tree called the witches tree. (hopefully to be renamed the wizards tree:001_tongue:). Ive got to try and do some other stuff so they have a few set pieces for them, there all practice stuff so the quality isnt the best and they get them for free so.
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loads of room there, id say the groundy did the right thing and stood between the branch (outside the cones) and the worksite. Id guess he was stopping the traffic as the van was slowing up and the cyclist and bike decided to keep going.
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okay, so today i was doing some milling in the morning and this 6ft stem of cedar was too small to do anything with so.......... Not overly happy with the beard as im finding this part the hardest and putting eyes in seems to be quite tricky.
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Like some others have said going up is easy its managing the friction and pressure on the way down. Now a RW or Uni do this well and fluently with no cam spikes (as we all know a drop through 2m will shread a line). Pantin is probably a good idea if you havent one. it depends on what you want srt for, access or work positioning. There are much cheaper ways to spend money than a snake anchor (it is nice and shiny tho). 1 dmm revolver and a lyon sling for instance (i use them a lot). RW thread or HH thread will shine some more light on climbing and what LOTS is. Enjoy
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Just updated my old site and made it more modern Target Trees :: Home
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It is mostly made from wood.
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I managed to move it but yeah easier with two.
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I bet it was cool heading into the crown through the top. slack tended very smoothly.
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Have you tried Frosty off here? hes essex suffolk.
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<p>No did you want to get his address and we will pick him up at about 0815-0830 on saturday.</p>
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Had a bit of free time this arvo so built myself a winching reel for the portable winch.
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Camera lens and husky ireland make me wear them, technical extremes super comfort!!
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Had to follow their guidelines etc, no throwlines and everything had to be rigged over the tracks. i added the rigging hub as i wanted the system to run smooth but have some top block friction. The stem was really quite shot so the rigging was light and smooth.
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Yeah really good ta, very light!!
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Cheers everyone, Wisewood, its the stuff i can do best as its easy.....
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Just a few from today when working over live lines. Bit of a slow job because of it, PTT system came into its own being able to communicate with the track guys and my groundsman. oh and a picture of the water at our next site. Nice work Nathan, see you saturday:thumbup:
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[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a_PhCYvw6EQ]Time lapse Bench Carving - YouTube[/ame]
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a few more pics
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so heres my first chair [ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LPOwsPuTIVQ&feature=share&list=UUpqYlXvDsM3B8igtSa-saHA]Time lapse chair carving - YouTube[/ame] i will post my first play at a bench once its uploaded.
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yeeeeehhhhhhaaaaaaa, oh crud!!
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<p>If you want you can come to mine mine at 4 havers road, you can leave your truck on the drive when i pull out.</p>
