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wisewood

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  1. I tried out mine today and I went very easy on it. So far so good. Ran black oil for less than a minute and is now running clean, didn't let it get too hot. It's my first time with the ms150 and I found it a little unresponsive on the trigger, almost like a delay of power from the trigger to the chain. A bit like the ms170. Hope it picks up or I'll just have to get used to it. Other than that it's a lovely light saw:biggrin:
  2. That's great Tom, when I first saw it on fb I thought you'd cut the script! I was thinking DAMN that boy can carve some nice letters! How much was the laser cutting?
  3. Hi Fitzer and welcome. I know what you mean, back, elbow always giving me gip:laugh1: Look forward to seeing your work mate, Cheers, Si
  4. You could split the loop and swap out the damaged ones maybe.
  5. I like that, not an easy carve at all!
  6. :laugh1:Yeh that's not long is it? I'm currently in calm before the storm mode, I need to decide on what I'm going to do At least we've more than 4 hours with this one.
  7. I've done a few sheep over the years but never a ram. Learning from my mistakes next one should be pretty good, I lost a bit of its character with a careless cut:thumbdown:
  8. You've not been idle Tom, some great carves mate and this one has lovely form too.
  9. Nice big job there Dave, I like the door on the tower:thumbup1:
  10. Fair enough, would be an interesting collaboration for the artist to recycle the work. Could have conflicting views ie safety/ practicality verses aesthetics. Looks like it was done sympathetically though.
  11. Interesting thread this, apologies if I missed it but was the artist involved in any part of the dismantle?
  12. Nice piece mate, and welcome to arbtalk, I hope you find it as useful and enjoyable as I have. Look forward to more posts of your carvings. Si
  13. For a first attempt and done with a standard bar they are fantastic! You have a great style already. Get yourself a carving bar and 1/4 sprocket for your saw and you will never look back.
  14. Yeesh take care Russell, I've skimmed my fingers a few times too. Hope it won't affect your Easter egg eating this weekend mate.
  15. Very nice mate:001_smile:
  16. Have you worked out a price on your kits yet?
  17. Ah cheers spud, I'll pm the list over in a bit mate
  18. Hi Ray, I've a list mate lol, but I'm after an adjustable Oiler for starters I could pm my list later when I'm at the pc if you don't mind mate
  19. Cheers predator, Sentiments appreciated bud. Anyone got any 026 parts please?
  20. I find bees and bigger flies quite co-operative with my attempts to free them from the house. Wasps and smaller flies just plain refuse to follow direction!

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