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We have a price. They will be £3900 for the basic version as above. We are working on some barrel handling accessories which should be available in due course
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I run a different processor but my bar problems either stem from the oiler not working properly or worn drive sprocket. If the bar was being pinched would have thought the groove would quickly wear to be free again. If the drive sprocket is worn and the chain runs a bit slack I do get some wear as the chain comes onto the bar similar to the picture but without the heat we see here
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First off thanks Billhook for a bit of fun 👍 I will show my workings 😆 14' is 168" so 168"x4"x42"=28224 cubic inches. There are 1728 cubic inches in a cubic foot so 28224/1728 =16.3 cubic feet. There are 35.31 cubic feet in a cubic meter so 16.3/35.31=0.46 cubic meters I looked up the weight of English elm and the first link came up with 600kg a cubic meter. I worked on it being pretty dry as standing dead and upped that to 650kg a cubic meter. 0.46x650 = 299 which was my guess.
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I do as if you dont change down a size you take quite a bit of meat out of the tie strap or have to reduce your hook angle.
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Had a great day with Geoff and Robin of Exeter Charcoal today for the first test run of the new version of the retort. It's now far more solid and airtight than my prototype and did its first burn without a hitch. Its all looking good for production to start soon and expect to be out with it at some shows next year 😀
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I have only run ours on a tractor a couple of times but couldn't really notice much difference. Where do find the improvement ie splitting, cutting or both? I had thought of trying to convert a diesel engine to run it to save money over the petrol but never got around to it. Our tractor is too handy to be tied up with the processor full time
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No not likely with dry boards. Think the staining is caused by the iron reacting with the tannins in oak when moist.
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Its 20mm thick and planned both sides. It was kiln dried wood so little shrinkage after laying but noticeably larger gaps near the Aga but pretty good joints away from it for a rustic floor. Laid it 20 plus years ago and people still comment on how nice it looks. Seems to remember pre drilling the holes for the cut nails as they tended to split the wood without but they dont half hold well. Had a water leak a few years back and it was hell trying to lift them.
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I laid some random width oak floor boards in my parents place. Boards were up to 12" wide. Just nailed down with cut nails. It is an old farmhouse so slightly rustic is fine but to be honest it looked pretty tidy and no movement at the edges that the T&G would put in for. Can get pictures if it would help. Think they were just 1" boards but can check
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Yes I do it working on our Devon banks all the time. As said you get a bigger hinge and change the balance to aid it going the way you want. Only down side I have found is if its not very big there is not a lot of room for wedges but I am usually doing the bigger gob to avoid needing wedges in the first place. Also this is mainly on small trees
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I make it 16.3 cubic feet so 0.46 m3
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299kg for the plank plus the 25kg for scales. Guessing a bit on how wet it is and could be a bit more
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Two stories nicely rolled into one "So how did you distract them from the health care bill?" *I pretended I was a car and said I went to Peppa Pig World" "Nice!"
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Wanted, wood fired space heater
Woodworks replied to log on tommy's topic in Log burning stoves and fireplaces
These are the ones I have seen at shows. Looked OK 50kw WOOD SPACE HEATER WASTE WOODCHIP SAWDUST CARDBOARD LOG WAREHOUSE met mann WWW.EBAY.CO.UK Nominal thermal power: 50kW. - Large capacity combustion hearth. - Grill of the hearth of combustion in steel resistant to... -
A duck was standing by a busy roadside waiting for a break in traffic as cars went roaring by. A chicken walked up and said, "Don’t do it, mate. You'll never hear the end of it."
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I picked up one and it is a great bit of kit. Got the biggest batteries for my saw and they are way more power than you need for the trimmer. In the ideal world would buy a smaller battery to keep the weight down.
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For us last year was amazing for acorns so no surprise this year there are very few. WWW.WOODLANDTRUST.ORG.UK
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Gov / DVSA pull trailer licence changes from debate
Woodworks replied to Justme's topic in General chat
Agreed and there were probably plenty of accidents along the way for some. I was fortunate enough to grow up on a farm so got plenty of practice around the fields from a very young age. Still had a few unwelcome surprises which I might well have avoided with training. I get we dont like paying for training and many may well know 95% of the important stuff but legislation has to cover the lowest denominator and that standard can be pretty low! -
Gov / DVSA pull trailer licence changes from debate
Woodworks replied to Justme's topic in General chat
Its education in something we are not borne knowing. Bashing around on the roads with up to 3500kg on the back while doing 60mph is not something we should be able go out and do straight after passing your driving test IMO -
Gov / DVSA pull trailer licence changes from debate
Woodworks replied to Justme's topic in General chat
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You gota wonder what pressure he has his tyres at 😂
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Amazed the van could even pull that Trailer and van found four tonnes overweight on M1 WWW.BBC.CO.UK The vehicle had scaffolding planks on the roof, while the trailer had planks seven layers deep.
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Smell from next doors wood burner
Woodworks replied to Sashwindow's topic in Log burning stoves and fireplaces
Do you have any extractor fans in the room? You might be creating negative presure so it draws air in down the flue sucking in smoke from her chimney exit
