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Nice vid Saw cutting seems slightly erratic to me Maybe it's the saw you use or maybe it the 2 bootle of wine and alf bottle of whisky

Researching and listening to lady ga ga empowering!

I do love em but mine are not water tight anymore after about a year. I do use them hard tho. I have bought salomons for years was wondering if I should try something els

Nice looking pup! (are those salomon boots you got on I can just see the heel if so what do you make of them?)

Customer called the chipper a "mincer" once Found that amusing at the time

That works very well love it

You have to be awake for the whip

I would go and check its still in the garage

help me . . .

My little girl is 18 days old all I can say is good luck

I think we should ask tony if he can identify that last pic

This one is a better price ::Toy Store Inc.:: Power Rangers Operation Overdrive Mega Mission Helmet

They do have hard training regimes them Russians

That's lovely that is

Using the oak green like that will it not move about? I know it's a shed . . And the shingle lasting 50 years and it was untreated right? impressive if thats the case

She's asleep next to me

Doh! Looks like it Don't fancy crawling around in all that fat and condoms tho.

Anyone use gunpowder to split logs?

Looks pretty interesting so far anyone got any thoughts?

What a bit of kit! She will be mine. . . Oh yes she will be mine After iv bought all the other toys I want.

Strength and honour! Well done that driver

Good positive thoughts on this thread and nice to read about peoples experiences. Gives me some confidence that I'm not alone when dealing with difficult customers Good advice

A great week this week - a baby daughter my first (wren) and a lovely cedar to mill up! Im a novice with the Alaskan mill and this was the first sizeable lump iv worked with. Really pleased with the results but totally agree next time it will be 8' boards! I was unloading them 10pm that night Hopefully I will be able to update this thread in a couple years with my 2 year old sitting on some lovely cedar furniture We need fire wood but i do love being able to use wood I get from jobs if thats milling it or making some utensils or even a couple coasters (make good prezies when nicely done) I feel like I keep a memory and I respected the tree by immortalising a small part of it and using it - that might just be me but I'm sure a few others feel the same and if you injoy it then why not Thanks very much Jon it was a real pleasure your a gent sir (sorry if I was a bit of a zombie that day my sleep pattern has taken a beating)

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