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se7enthdevil

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  1. big beech, hang your head in shame... one that size should be milled for the 20' free of branches. burn the rest.
  2. size?
  3. need to be 2 1/2" as the finished size is a smidgen over 2"
  4. i've had 8' boards that i won on ebay sent through these guys using interparcel economy... Cheap Parcel Delivery From Interparcel
  5. startrite.
  6. can't believe no one has mentioned it yet. The Simpsons...
  7. having walked past one not 20mins ago i realise that it could very well be that.
  8. hawthorn sprung to mind as son as i saw the photo too.
  9. i have to agree with that, they are also much cheaper. any saw or big machinery like this you just need common sense rather than loads of guards.
  10. your right beau i'd happily have either but band resaws seem more expensive. it would be for cutting quarters of trees in to planks. i would also use it for resawing old dry stock which you really need a tct blade to do the work, a sleeper is being cut up in the vid and i buy old baulks of wood that are up to 12" and wish to turn them in to planks. jon the saw, that saw you have only cuts 9" max and i want something that has a bigger capacity. those 32" saws should do up to 13" which on quarters of oak would give lovely q sawn boards.
  11. i'm going to guess that it's either a yew or holm oak.
  12. like this one? [ame] [/ame]
  13. there is a hole for a riving knife but you are right, one needs to be fitted.
  14. can't see the photo mate. what lengths are they?
  15. wish i had room for one of these monsters... DOMINION 32 INCH CIRCULAR RIP SAW TABLE SAW IN WADKIN GREEN | eBay Large Industrial 32" Robinson EBT Circular Rip Table Saw Bench DC Brake 415v | eBay
  16. i buried my nan...
  17. looks like a young beech.
  18. thanks for all your replies guys. it has loads of mould/algae on one side and the other has a couple of bits of gripfill that i'll have to chisel off. i think it's still a rough natural surface so i intend to keep it that way but if it was once smooth then i'll take the belt sander to it. cost me £20 off the bay and i just want to put it in front of the fire for my mum but need to tidy it up first.
  19. i agree with jon but i'll say £30
  20. hi all, anyone know a good way of cleaning slate. i just bought a second hand bit off ebay and it needs tidying up, just wanted to know if there are any good slate cleaning products out there?
  21. if i can have the other bit to get a bowl from then that would be great. the one i've turned already is loosing weight fast.
  22. what diameter is it phil?
  23. se7enthdevil

    moles

    surely just sending in a small volume of CO2 would o the job. i't heavier than normal air so won't escape.
  24. bugger...

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