grizz

Yes, losing it would be a downside. I may be a bit out of date here but certainly up to about a year ago those machines stored recently used card details that could be retrieved with the right software; that's why stolen ones fetched so much when sold on. Mrs. Miggins may not be impressed at buying several laptops online the day after you'd reduced that nice cherry for her.

As I say security within them may have improved but definitely something to assure yourself about before embarking on your electronic venture.

sound interesting best thing about the machines instant payment no more bounced cheques no more knocking on doors for money and no body carries any cash anymore stick it on the card its easy for customers i have a few customers who buy logwood in nets they come in buy 2 nets and pay on the card thats £6 on the plastic cash is history but cash is king

That would be great if everyone new what a cube was!

a cube of logwood is not alot of wood is it, the cubic metre bags really hold 1.2 cube if you need to measure a cube it should be in a metal frame that does not flex while filling or am i being a bit picky

I sell mine at £120 kiln dried

is that £120 a cube where do you live cos iam going to start a firewood biusness next door to you.

thank you for all the offers, all timber has now been accounted for. Probably should not say this but.... at the price offered I have no idea how the buyer in question can make it pay!

hi dave its all about demand every one sells logs not realising how much hard work it is. before long the wheels are going to come off

hi

you can solve the splitting kick back problem by your splitting knife most

splitting knives have a straight horizontal edge if it has an angle away from you as in the knife incline by 15% from front to back it only spits it out both sides and away from you hope this is of some help