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  1. Chippy
    Wow stunning wood
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    oak mantle piece

    Chippy replied to BTS's topic in General chat

    I used a old sleeper, left it outside for a month and jetwashed it about a dozen times then used a belt sander to remove all the tears and bolt marks. I did have a few concerns about diesel smells and weeping but its been in all winter and the fire has not been out, no smells or drips at all. Looks good too go for it
  3. Chippy
    How much do you want for it?
  4. Chippy
    Helped a mate prune his tree yesterday took one trailer load to my house went back for another load got back home not a twig left and it was in my driveway
  5. Chippy
    Look at his listings and note the time they end, its a free listing weekend, so post yours just after or before his ends
  6. Chippy
    Very nice, that walnut looks superb
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    Would be interested in a bit of the purpleheart if you could give me prices with postage included, only the smaller pieces.
  8. Chippy
    Great looking boxes on the shelving
  9. Chippy
    that turned my stomach and made me jump back from screen, nasty Hope you heal up ok
  10. Chippy
    It might be me thats going blind but cant see a flue pipe or register plate
  11. Chippy
    14:00 race at Ascot Findus odds on favorite Tesco evens Sainsburys 2 - 1 Neigh it was a dead heat
  12. Chippy
    Chicken pellets are ok but dont expect miracles, get on to your local farmer and ask him for well rotted cow muck . When wifes grandad had farm I used to grow onions the size of footballs, year after tatties went in same patch got massive crops
  13. Chippy
    You could try cleaning the pot with a bit of wd40 sprayed on to the end of a pencil rubber, but dont rub too hard,then use some contact spray like this, De Ox ID Premium Electronic Contact Cleaner Spray | eBay Good luck
  14. Chippy
    Thanks for the replys not too fussy what wood, but nothing too good as I,m still learning, cocked a few pieces up by being too eager to finish them lol
  15. Chippy
    Tried them a few times but given up we dont get enough sun to get a decent crop, best i got was about 4" diameter but it tasted delicious, might give them another go ........ thats summer knackered now
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    Halifax
  17. Chippy
    Hi all Not got any work on at the moment so been spending a lot of time practicing on new lathe but running out of stock now. Just wondering i does anyone would sell any small pieces nothing bigger than 8" diameter? I would arrange courier collection myself. Thanks
  18. Chippy
    Mates dad used to say ya cant educate pork
  19. Chippy
    give it ere before you make a reet hash of it
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    Heritage Seed Library
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    Only things that did ok last year was onions and beetroot, got chillies sown now,toms at end of month, normally have about 6 varieties,grown with basil to keep greenfly off. Rest of veg grown in deep beds swiss chard, rocket,garlic,courgettes,beans,peas, mixed salad leaves, beet and onions. Tony have a look at Heritage Seeds
  22. Chippy
    Great looking benches Envious of that wood pile, been searching through fire wood stack for sumat decent to turn lol
  23. Chippy

    Whisky

    Chippy replied to Dean Lofthouse's topic in The Lounge

    have a look at this Dean Whisky Tasting Techniques :: IslayWhiskies.com
  24. Chippy
    If you put it on ebay would you give me the item number please
  25. Chippy

    Whisky

    Chippy replied to Dean Lofthouse's topic in The Lounge

    Cant go wrong with any Speyside single malt Royal Lochnagar is one of the best but a bit hard to get hold of. Only use for blended crap is to make blackberry whisky

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