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Morning.
Made it.

Back on the Merry-go-round

Morning.... Ditto. Smashing day ahead.

Cheers  again @Doug Tait

Cheers @Doug Tait   

Seen those. Wasn't sure how water resistant they were. 
I don't want a load of mouldy/claggy ratchets and straps in the bottom.

Although it does fit the budget. 

Morning.

Misty but have high hopes of a nice day.

12 minutes ago, Mike Hill said:

Thank you for your replies. 

 

I look forward to collecting  the milled timber

Just milled a load into cladding with the chainsaw mill. Easy as.  Not unpleasant smell as said. 
Older stuff I'd previously milled dried as light as balsa. I made a bench out of scabs and it'll regularly get blown over. 

Only had a burn for the last couple of nights. 
Mainly as temp had dropped and there was a good draw. Took that damp edge off things and cheered Mrs up. Makes me wonder if I have enough wood in the shed. Good and Bad I suppose. 

Looking for something secure for straps. Tools and sundries, chains etc.  Appreciate it'll need to bolt to the bed but don't want to lose too much load space.

Or lose an arm and leg buying it?

Thanks

Bob

Morning. 

Wasn't blown away last night. 

Walked dogs and ready.

Currently loving Sweet Chestnut.  Cut last winter and I have split into smaller slices.

Going up a bomb and is a sustainable fuel. Love it.

13 minutes ago, nepia said:

Working with you must be fun you twat 😂

Thank you Both. A proper laugh out loud moment. Better than any of the stuff currently on the "Jokes" thread.

Morning!

Hump-day Wednesday.  Broke the back of another week. 

Morning. 
Nothing special today. Planned training canx due to trainer illness.
Weather: misty rain and feeling very autumnal. 
Staring to wish I could hibernate. 

Morning

Morning.

Logs going out today. Not as sunny and a tad overcast. Wind still from the E so Gatwick planes gliding in , so not as noisy. 

Morning.

Looking forward to a Slaburday full of milling. Been waiting all week.

Morning.

A lovely fresh clear day ahead.....I hope.

Present.

Good Morning.

Survived "Hump-day Wednesday"  All downhill to the weekend now. Weather looks peachy too!

25 minutes ago, aspenarb said:

 

I got these about twenty years ago, mainly for the stretch boots on battery cable crimps.

 

 

 

Tidy.

All moved to heat shrink now.

Got Erma crimps for the small co-ax's haven't needed them in years. 

5 minutes ago, aspenarb said:

There was a thread on here recently about doing battle with replacement HT caps. These hellerman mini boot stretchers are the nuts, cant get any easier than this.

 

Link

 

 

Easy to get orientation right before releasing.

 

 

Used them 40 years ago putting rubber sleeves on co-ax cables I'd soldered up. Thanks for the blast from the past.

A bit late, sorry Sir.

Survived Monday though. Damage report - Nil

Present

Clamy and muggy. 
 

Clearing soon like my head I hope.

Present

Can smell the weekend it's that close.

Morning!
Another day closer the weekend. Broke the back of it at least.

2 hours ago, Muddy42 said:

I don't have a 500i, but I have filed off about half the length of the spikes on my 088.  I find this better for crosscutting and milling. The remaining metal protects the main body of the saw, but you can still dig in a bit if needed.

De-rail Sorry. If I'm milling with 881 or 661 spikes are off. Gives an extra few cm on the width and the mill acts as a fence to save the saw. Doesn't ta long and benefits outweigh time lost.