miller-Ian
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They are all good straight stems but like i said not very big hes asking £2.50 a hoppus foot witch to me is to much
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As the title says looking to sort out a price for a land owner on beech and ash per hopus foot the trees are still lying were they were felled so i will be milling on site and transporting my self some is not accesable other than on foot the logs are all around 16" - 24 " across thanks in advance ian
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I milled some up probably wont again stunk like burnt rubber
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sorry was in a rush today so didn't get a photo but looking into it I believe it's a Norway Mape
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I not sure it could be a non native as it came out of a garden local
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i have had these a while now not had the mill out untill other day and what a diffrence having these on makes what a fantastic product now to get the winch working and ill be laughing used it other day and kept jaming jaw up
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Hi, anyone any tips on drying Maple is it to be treated the same as Sycamore and end racked for a while? or can I stack it normally until it goes into the kiln
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im hoping celotex insulation is a a good material as i have a fair bit of it in 100mm and 50mm the only thing i can see that might be an issue is the foil on the surface making condensation i can get the other syroflex stuff but it mean spending money
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setting up a saruno kiln my self looking at what material to use to make the walls is celotex any good ?
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<p>Sorry for delay in responding. Only just found this conversation as I use the mobile app. </p>
<p>After leaving the RN I went into railway tree work for 11months then 6months of domestic. I quit that to do retained firefighter training. I walked into another tree job once that had finished and that's where I've been for the last 9months. I've been trying to source my own work but without the capital to buy a truck I've not been trying too hard </p>
<p>Courses wise I did the combined course at Kingswood I think it's about £4000</p>
<p>Climbing kit will set you back about £600. Plus about £300 for spikes and flip line</p>
<p>Saws - climbing and ground saw around £1200 depending on what model</p>
<p>PPE was around £400</p>
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might be intrested in a trade for some alder planks ?
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<p>hi big j i mailed you about a year back and you were very helpfull i was hoping you could posibly help me again im looking to get more in to milling having an alascan but im really strugeling with pricing timber i would like to purchace i know its buy the hopist foot but how much per foot ? i really want to be both fair to the foristers and my self and get a good relation ship going with them i do hope you can help </p>
<p>ian</p>
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any one have any idears what else we can use ?
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the mill isnt mine it the charitys i work for i would have advised them on getting a diferent mill setup ut im stuck with the lt15 shame the customer service is so crap
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well contacted woodmizer both uk and usa and got no responce from ether
