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Timmy C

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  1. I have always thought a rigid or semi rigid, protective phone pocket would be handy as I leave my phone in the van and worry if im hurt or a groundie got hurt when im up the tree I couldnt call services fast enough. After breaking god knows how many phones I have given up keeping them on my person while working.

    I guess with it being rigid it would have to be strategically placed to avoid interference with harness etc.

  2. Hi, I run a TP150 chipper, with a Lombardini 2 cylinder engine.

     

    Just as my workload has picked up the clutch has gone! :thumbdown:

     

    It has a centrifugal clutch which has worn and a broken spring has chewed the clutch shoes to pieces.

     

    I am having great trouble finding new clutch shoes or a whole new clutch assembly.

     

    Does anybody know where I can source these parts?

     

    Thanks, Tim

  3. I'm glad its turned out nice.

     

    Would love to see pictures of what it turns into a few years down the line!

     

    Its the nicest piece of timber I have ever been lucky enough to extract and am glad its gone to a good home.

     

    With regards to accessibility it was situated in a wooded area and was extracted by tractor, timber crane being lifted directly into a trailer with straps as to not damage the natural edges. Sadly other oaks in the same area that were not as figured were ringed up as the landowner wanted firewood.

  4. Thanks for the kind replies :)

     

    Impressed with alot of peoples work on here.

    I don't usually post, just look but here are a couple of recent works.

     

    The pair of forms were turned for Wizardry in wood exhibition to be displayed on behalf of the Register of Professional Turners. Turning the pewter finials and feet is interesting though challenging, a very steady hand is required so a couple of pints helps! The tallest finial took me 16 hours solid turning.

     

    The vase is turned through 5 axis so is challenging to hollow and the chunk of wood is an oak burr being turned throughout this weekend into a large hollow form with an ebony ring. I hope to get the wall thickness down to about 4mm to allow distortion as it dries out.

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  5. Hi, I have had my Tp 150 for a while and over the past two days the no stress has stopped working.

    When a larger piece of wood is fed into the chipper the rollers slow but do not completely stop and so the engine looses revs and im afraid that it may blow. When the bar is used to control feed rate, once the rollers slow they do not regain speed.

     

    I am trying to isolate the problem so any help would be much appreciated!

     

    Could this be the hydraulic actuator valve?

     

    Cheers

  6. Hi,

     

    I have just lost the lease of a barn and yard.

    Based in Renfrewshire and working around the west of Scotland area I can not find anywhere to take wood chip.

    I can therefore not complete most works. As you can imagine this is a major issue.

     

    If anybody has any ideas, any help would be much appreciated!!

     

    Cheers,

    Tim

  7. Hi,

     

    Over the next few weeks I will be milling some burr oak and straight grained oak.

     

    Both are available milled /(slabbed for woodturners) to order green (£18-30 Cubic foot depending on grade), with kiln dried timber soon to come!

     

    Pictured is a large burr oak log with a lovely figure, currently for sale milled to order.

     

    Please get in touch if interested, I am based near Glasgow and can deliver locally for a fee or possibly arrange shipment.

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