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  1. Treemoose
    Nice welding! I love cherry, when it dosent split.
  2. Treemoose
    St margerets farm green street green? Green waste tip site - £30 a load
  3. Treemoose
    brilliant! Hopefully one day I will be able to afford one.
  4. Treemoose
    Looks good dean! Do you know how long it took?
  5. Treemoose
    Couldn't have moved it without old faithful...
  6. Treemoose
    I phone will only let me post one pic at a time.
  7. Treemoose
    A customer has asked me to make a bench out of a log for his camping area (he has a big garden) so I have made this rustic bench out of a sweet chestnut we felled a few weeks back. Milled on site it's about 8ft long and 250mm thick feet also 250mm thick. Took the bark off and sanded down the tops and ends. Bolted together. Just need to make some dowel for the 4 bolt holes. Would it be worth coating it in anything or just leave it as is? And what would you charge for a simple bench like this?
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  9. Treemoose
    Cut the rot off see how much stem is left? I'd be tempted to quarter saw some of it even with those branch knots and see how it goes. Not done much beech so I'm sure someone with more knowledge will come along.
  10. Treemoose
    I'm not sure if I'm missing something but it think you may be confusing cedar and laburnum. Laburnum is a yellow flowering tree that has seed pods that look like pea pods and a far as I'm aware they are poisonous. Some kids think they look like a tasty snack.
  11. Treemoose
    Thats basically what I do when I go to the park. I leave the throw bag in the car tho.
  12. Treemoose
    I like that, deadwooding with a light silky spanking.
  13. Treemoose
    I thought maybe the back left one wasn't extended properly because of the car being in the way. Not sure if it would of helped anyway. Don't cranes have sensors or something telling them if they are over reaching? (My knowledge of cranes is that they lift things)
  14. Treemoose
    Have you borrowed one of Bolems silky gloves?
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  16. Treemoose
    I have a 576 and it's been a good reliable saw but if I had to choose again then I would go for 461. 372 is tempting though.
  17. Treemoose
    Arbtalk rec climbs have gotten weird.
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  19. Treemoose
    Phone Clark's forest and ask Yvonne, she's very helpful and deals with all the pfanner stuff.
  20. Treemoose
    At best, skyhuck might give you a cuddle. Good luck mate
  21. Treemoose
    And all the none durable sapwood has rotted away leaving all the lovely durable heartwood
  22. Treemoose
    Looks worth a go to me, as long as it hasn't got any large area's that have gone soft.
  23. Treemoose
    Good on yer James, it's a hard slog starting up isn't it. It's not going to be for every one but for me personally I have loved it and would do it again if need be.
  24. Treemoose
    Looks like an ash tree
  25. Treemoose
    Cheers guys

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