wisewood
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Nice one, A bit far but could be the excuse I've been looking for to take the kids to Bewilderwood
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Thanks guys:thumbup:
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Spalted beech.
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Cheers Si:thumbup:
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Rich I was going to say L&S engineers but Adam beat me to it. Try a google for "stihl chainsaw warning decals"
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Ah that's where I've gone wrong, put in chainsaw power head unit and it came back as prohibited.
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Steve as far as I'm aware parcels 2 go won't ship saws:thumbdown:
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Good idea and good title:biggrin: I'll be looking out for a 260 and back handle 200 LOL
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Give to the Children's Trust and get a saw working or bust
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Nicked this off Carving Post Forum Carving Post Forum: Firewood
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Hi there Gnome, great to see everyone's take on these, find your style and put your stamp on it:thumbup:
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Thanks for your sagely input guys, I'll steer clear of that one then me thinks. Si
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Are these any good? May get the chance on a rebuilt saw with one of these, is it worth the risk? cheers, Si
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Nice Job Roni, so are you adding other characters each year then?
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Passing this on as I think we could all do with looking at things in a different light now and then. I made some children's chairs a while ago and they've been sat there ever since gathering dust, being admired but not bought. Well, I had a bit of a re-jig and staged them either side of a massive adult version and hey presto the pair of kids chairs sold two days later! Take another look at the works that have been with you a while and try something new to show case them:thumbup: Si
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Ta GeeSaw:001_smile: He's about 2 foot I reckon. Not sold yet but he has brought a Viking commission to my door in the new year:thumbup:
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I've had to adjust the price slightly, due to demand I'm buying logs in to make them. PM me for a price, I'm doing small ,medium and large sizes. Thanks, Si
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Activities 26-11-12 09:33 PM wisewood achieved First 1000 Experience Points 09:33 PM wisewood achieved 10 Days registered Show Activities from all Users Cheers, Si
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Cheers Rich,Spud. Don't fret Steve it's just for some downtime reading to fill some of the empty pockets in my head:001_tongue: If I ever need to utilise said knowledge I'll be knocking on your virtual door mate and begging you to fix my saw. Si
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Right I've found a PDF for the ms 200 user manual, but still need the workshop and illustrated parts list please.
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Hi folks, Can anyone forward a link to the workshop, user manuals and IPL for the ms200 please? I've also got an Echo blower ES2100, anyone know where I could get a manual for that too? Thank you in advance of your shiny brilliance:biggrin: Si
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Thanks, £25.00 mate. Delivery is extra though:sneaky2:
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That's lovely Roni, very delicate:thumbup1:
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Hi Nick, I tend to use what ever I can get my hands on really. Hardwoods are better if for outdoors, oak, beech, syc etc. Birch won't last much outside. I've carved white willow before (the stuff cricket bats are made from) and that was pretty good, Don't think crack willow would be any good mind. Sweet chestnut maybe a bit woolly but should be ok, poplar is poor - easy to carve but a bitch to sand smooth. Si
