Tnarg25
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Thats what i use Lee and i find it to be really good, any sthle dealership will sort you out with what you need
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lol the hotter the better my wifes mate s might come round and sit in their underware !!! how big is the room the 12 kw firebelly in
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chasing my tail a bit with the seasoned fire wood got a big pile of beech that was felled in march and a pile of dead elm. been giving away wood for years and now i need wood !!going for the esse 125 although looked at the firebelly nice stoves too ,
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the owl is my favorite i am going to attempt one this week yours is really good -
looks magic. 3.5 kw does it throw out a lot of heat i was looking at a firebelly fb2 12 kw but it was probarly too big. now looking at an esse 125, 5kw
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thanks for all the comments can any carver tell me what they treat there carvings with mine never look as good as some peoples
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thanks for all the info the stovax looks the business but its pricey, started knocking out the fire place today but still undecided on which stove, its now looking like an esse 125 buts it s only 5kw cheers
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Right, here's the problem. We were looking to put in a woodburning stove and the room its going in is approx 5m x 4m with a door leading off into a large kitchen/diner. Want a contemporary looking stove that gives out enough heat to heat both rooms. The two we like are Esse (5kw) and Firebelly (12kw) but cant see anything in between. Any advice on what would be our best option???
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Started with full intentions of doing a mushroom out of elm but changed mind half way through. This is the result
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one of my mates borrowed mine lol 8 stitches and two weeks off work i told him silkys were sharp !!!!! and his wife blamed me !!!
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a bt phone cable splicing machine !!!!
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A silkyt that lasts forever !!! garage full of dead silkys !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Thanks for all your comments, the carvings are all destined for garden ornaments except the parrot, its a headstone for someones dead pet !!! Roni, I'm in Arbroath - opposite sides of Scotland !!
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not sure about the parrot my mate thought it was an eagle !!!!!
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has to be stihl ms 200 t for me
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i remember once taking the head out of a large dead elm in a cemetery about 8 years ago and not being happy about it but i just got on with it anyway. when it was down i came down smiling then the grave digger shouted across to me this place is full of dead heroes son !!!! it made me think !!!
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You look at a tree and tell the custumer that it just needs a wee bit of crown thinning, a bit of dead wood taken out and a couple of limbs over hanging their neighbours garden removed. You explain thats all it needs and the husband then tells you he wants the top taken right off of it, you tell him its bad practice and will look terible but his wife likes sitting in the conservatory and it blocks the sun and thats what he wants. If you dont do it the unqualified leaflet through the door guys will do it with bad cuts and tears and thats the reallity of it so sometimes you just have to do as the customer wants!!!
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i know it doesn't look good but best to leave dead stem and foliage until the spring as it provides a wee bit of protection from any more hard weather, cut to ground level and see what comes up !!!! if any shoots appear break off any unwanted ones with fingers dont cut them !!!
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Getting off the subject of disposal !!! most cordylines that die back due to frost if cut down to ground level will regrow but will become multi stemmed silkys good for cutting them up !
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thats magic, might try one of them tomorrow as work cancelled due to snow !!! needs a fairy on top lol
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Thanks for all your comments, and yes the jacket isn't the best!! I've carved a couple of flowers now and they are starting to look better.
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just started carving a few months ago, got shown some basics then let myself loose on some logs, most of my creations end up as fire wood at the moment !!!
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a few climbing pics
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New to Arbtalk, been chainsaw carving for 13years tho
Tnarg25 replied to DanCordell carver's topic in Chainsaw Carving Forum
Amazing carvings i have just started and have knocked out a couple of things (quite rough ) whats the best stuff to treat them with ? -
taking down a tree next to a scrap yard a few years ago and there was a pigeons nest in the tree made entirely of copper wire .
