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Blog Comments posted by openspaceman
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3 hours ago, Stephen Blair said:
In my tax investigation he allowed me 60% of my council tax,
If I understand you correctly you have been claiming 60% of the council tax of your home for the portion used for business, if so be very wary as when you come to sell the business portion will not be allowed against any capital gain.
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40 minutes ago, Mick Dempsey said:
His wife will go mad, his socks will be covered in chip.
#tongues out for chips in.
Thanks understood now
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34 minutes ago, Khriss said:
When I did my assessment - I was a bugger fr leaving my thumb out on handle ( like he is doing ) so assessor ties a rubber band around my thumb to remind me K
33 minutes ago, Khriss said:( Summat to do with kickback ? Cant remmebr -was a long time ago )
In the position he is it's not a big problem because if he were unable to control the kickback his hand would be struck by the front guard and trigger the brake. The problem is more pronounced when felling when the hand is on the side of the front handle, if the saw kicks back th e hand falls toward the bar. At least he is wearing gloves.
Many of us do it with no consequences but it remains a practice that will cause a candidate to fail an assessment. A bit like YO YO starting.
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7 hours ago, Silver Back said:
Tongues out for chips in
Pardon?
It amuses me to see an ad mentioning safety with a chap posing with a saw in a way that would fail his basic assessment
Does any one buy large quantities of poplar
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A blog by D.Huckle in General
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If they were pruned at all I would have thought a sawmill would take them.
They must be well past their prime now if they were Briant and May planting from the 70s.
Several mills used to take poplar for coffin boards and for cable drums (it being generally too weak for pallets) but it's 30 years since I sold any to Barchards, you could see if Chantler Timber still have outlets.