muttley9050
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So heres my question, if your getting your solder out and wiping the joint anyway, why bother spending twice the price on a yorkshire fitting when an end feed is absolutely fine, its a waste of money and if a plumber i employed was using them id lose all confidence. And on another note weve got 5000 liters of water in our thermal store and we still put corrosion inhibitor in, why would you not? Ill post some pics ofour system soon, its quite impressive. 100kw atmos boiler, 5000l in thermal store, 3 x 1000l in the hot water system for the solar collectors. Its rather large.
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What was wrongwith the logs supplied?
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Many thanks to you both:thumbup:
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I see the arb show is coming up in june, and have a few questions if you dont mind. As i have said im currently looking into buying a mill, iwill also need a chainsaw mill if i go down the bandsaw mill route and a powerful chainsaw, My question is if i wait till the show are there likely to be mills there i can see in use, will i get a better deal at the show on things like chainsaws and ppe etc, and finally anyone any idea what its likely to cost to get in. Thx for the help. James
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Small timer. Jr log arch v compact tractor
muttley9050 replied to Horatio's topic in Forestry and Woodland management
Have a look for farm auctions near you, get some great deals on quads and all sorts oftractors at some ive been to. -
Thanks Treesuggs:thumbup:
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Me too, but dont be suprised if they do, id be tempted to leave in the round and make them in 3 years or so.
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Redmoose is right. Worth much more if you put some legs on it.
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But that figure may be hard to achieve, if i had a buyer id start at about 150 i think and go from there. Had a piece of luck a coupleof months ago when an aged gun stock maker decided to clear out his stock, mostly over 25 years old, but couldnt find a buyer. There were 3large black walnut boarsd like yours at 2" thick from a crotch fork several stock pieces of tropical including coco bolo, afromosia, paduak, brazilian rosewood, lignum vitae, olive, blackwood, ebony and loads more, He wantd rid coz it wasall over his dining room and missus was giving him grief. I had £250 inmy pocket and couldnt afford more, he accepted this and i was a happy man. I dont usually buy any lumber thats not native but made exception here. My wood store is now very healthy.
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I would suggest this board would be worth £100-150.
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thanks woodEd:thumbup:
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:thumbup:thanks Nick.
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Hi guys, Decided i better do my 30and 31 before i buy my woodland, but after much searching im unable to find anything within 130 miles. Any ideas on where i can do it without all the traveling, or a recommendation of a place that offers cheap accomadation too thx. james
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An old chap told me to chuck the trap in a pond overnight to erradicate smell on it. Guess This would work, I wouldnt keep my birds behind anything but chainlink, 6ft high with a 1ft chicken wire protrusion at top. See loads of fox prints in the snow round the run, but they never get in. Touching wood right now!
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Hi simon, welcome to arbtalk. Have included a picture of a design of bench(not mine) that i have made similar inthe past. Easy to make from planked wood and no fancy joinery. If you can make me a bench like picture 2, ill give you good money for it, James
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Copford sawmill, i will pm you a cutting list for 1 door and frame if you would like to quote. probably tomorrow. Thx James
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Spec means i need lumber between 1 inch and 1.5 inch thick. supplier is chiltern green timber co. A guy called steve who has an oak and larch woodland and a lucas mill. Nice chap. suprised hes not on here, might mention it to him.
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Thanks for the reply Blaise, Unfortunately i found a regular supply of seasoned larch from a larch woodland about 15miles from me(wendover). Having said that your butt looks quite nice and you should decide on a use for it, its great for any outside project like benches, fences, garden buildings etc, so decide on a use for it and have some fun. Imo its a very underrated wood with a beautiful hue and grain, which should be used more regularly. Thanks again and happy milling. James
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Went to one a few years ago, saw a good condition stihl saw(about 35cc from memory). Asked the guy what he wanted for it, and he said he bought it off his brother to do some limbs in garden but he couldnt get it running and thought hed messed up mix and seized it. I opened fuel tank and saw it was full of chain oil and vice versa. Paid him£5 for it. Took it home and cleaned tanks and carb etc, new fuel and it fired right up. Give it to me dad to replace his old beast. Lovely. Sometimes you do get lucky.
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Bloke i live with did this once, I got up on roof and pushed it down with another brush. Personally i wouldnt be in the burn it out club but each to there own. Hope u get it out ok. good luck
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Thinking of getting taptalk , so was wondering if there was news on the release of the branded one. Thanks James
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:thumbup:Good job matey, For someone who said you were working it out as you went, you have done very well. Top marks.
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Thanks for the info guys, pm sent to Ian.
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morning, im thinking of buying the lm pro sawmill from logosol, just wondering if anyones had experience dealing with this company in the past andwhat the feedback is. Thanks James
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I wouldnt use yew for chopping boards. not worth the risk.
