harvey b davison
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The new mak model is now the EA 7901 i think, so is there much difference to the old dcs 7901.
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Anyone else still using their kettlebells, i just bought myself another one.
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A challenge for the collective strength of Arbtalk
harvey b davison replied to GardenKit's topic in General chat
I'm in / on ! -
Very nice. As dervish says, what finish do you use ?
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Both my wife and my dad have vauxhall agila's. they have a 3cyl 1 ltr engine. Bags of room inside. My dad uses his like a van, puts the rotavator in and alsorts.
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Same here. webpage not found.
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been looking at fein kits, still decent pieces of kit.
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Haha brilliant !, such a simple thing. Was it a spur of the moment thing or was it planned.
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No stihl or husky's what would you be using today ???
harvey b davison replied to predator's topic in Chainsaws
My dads old mcculloch 335 has an electrolux sticker on it. I too believe dolmar produced one of the first chainsaws alongside mcculloch. -
No stihl or husky's what would you be using today ???
harvey b davison replied to predator's topic in Chainsaws
makita / dolmar for me. But my dad has an old mculloch 335 that just wont die, and is prefered over a newer husqy. I like the new versions as well. -
Green furniture direct out of the log... let's see your designs!
harvey b davison replied to Rob D's topic in Panther Mill UK
Hi Rob, as an idea, couldnt you use wall plate straps, as these are already predrilled, and you could just cut them to the required length. -
Absolutely crazy, its a wonder he didnt take his head off in that impact.
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My dad has a husqy 135, which we both you for cutting small diameter firewood. They are a nice saw in the hand, the only problem we find with it, is that sometimes in can be a pain to start.
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Thats brilliant. wonder how long it took to make.
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Thats brilliant, i prefer burr walnut, but if not anything that is similar or dark. Please pm me with details of cost etc.
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I fancy a cheap .22 springer for rats on allotment.
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Cheers for the reply alec, just what i was wanting, some detailed info. I am planning on using some modern veneer about 1.6mm thick.
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Hi, i have a small wooden jewelry type box that has sentimental value for my dad. It is a plain wooden box about 80 yr old. He has asked me if i can do anything with it. It looks like it was originally veneered, so this is how i want to restore it.I am wanting to cover it with burr walnut veneer. i have seen several places on the net where i can buy it from, unless anybody on here can supply me some. However i have never done any veneering so any hints or tips would be most welcome. thanks.
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Cracking pictures, keep em coming.
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I saw a picture of it in the sun last week, looks really nice.
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I have a makita and i'm well pleased with it. Had it over 3 years and still not missed a beat. I still get the feeling that some people will rubbish any saw that is not stihl / husqy.
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Thanks for the feedback.
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Ian, your work is really outstanding, can i please ask a few questions, what type of router bit do you use, is it v groove or a u groove, what type of timber do you find best to use, and finally do you use any thing else like a dremel etc for your finer work. The reason for my questions, is that i have only really done detail routing in mdf, but the local church has asked if i could do something in timber. Thanks h.
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conisborough is very close to me, thanks for the heads up.
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I really like that, nice work.
