Big Beech
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Thanks Steve, Project on hold for while, just bought an original oil painting And now officially skint, though hopeful it will happen. My other option, but not for these folding knifes will be a nice custom blade and mammoth ivory handle from Russia. Don't suppose you got any ??? Something similar to this Special Edition Bran - Emberleaf Workshops
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My old grey matter still has some information recall value then
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Ther is a pdf available, but for the life of me cant recall the name of it. I have it on the computer, but not on my phone as i type. Hang about, Will Malloff seems a name?
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Welcome the world milling, the fine dust is a nightmare and is essentially why it's hard on kit. Clean as needed, every time you refuel.
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Thanks for the input, some good information there. Steve, thanks for the options, though looking at more traditional woods. Another thought which iam exploring is using quarter sawn bog oak, which may look great with the medullary rays similar to the fire pattern steel. Does anyone have experience with the timber? If it's kiln dried and oiled would it or should it be stabilised first?
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To the back of the que you bitches
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This is the fire pattern, and as if by magic, camel bone handle
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And this is the folding knife, but will be made with fire pattern Damascus steel. And now possibly with my wood, other options are sheep horn, buffalo horn, camel bone or bull horn. 3" blade I think
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The holly ive got, a section i used to make our towel rail with glued Ash pegs
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That's the kind of thing I'm looking for. Where abouts is your village? Not a definite at this stage just costing out options. My boards are 2" so would be to be split to get a book match pair.
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Looking at getting some custom Damascus knives made in the future when money is available for Xmas presents, and it dawned on me it would be nice to utilise some of my nice spalted Holly,and or the Burr Yew I have. I have found someone on the web, but thought I would ask here as well. Does anyone have experience in this field?
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Worth more as logs!
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I can't write a full review as I've only had mine since December and was a Xmas present to myself. I picked up a late 2007 auto commercial with 17k on the clock. Having just done a trip to Wales and other long journeys the fuel economy was running around the 34.5 mark, my father's manual gets around 36+. Love the comfort and quietness, torque and general driveability. No towbar at present but have a full Witter to fit. Have had no issues other than a brake calliper issue which was repaired under warranty. Along with my 92 plate defender second best vehicle I have owned, part from my Caterham😂
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Sorry Ian, just seen this. Very good for my needs, quick with a good finish but then I've nothing to compare it to! Was practically brand new as the chap had died and his son was clearing out. I paid 360 for it:thumbup:
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Never touch the breaks as stated always light acceleration then slow the rig back down when in a stable tow. But I guess unfortunately you know this now. Cars can be replaced, glad you came away relatively unscathed
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Nice work all, SB, is that all over or just in the cracks?
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According to Amazon $224
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Some how came across this, a great video
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It was trued up between centres first, then once in a barrel form I changed it over, but yes screws may of needed to of been longer perhaps
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So yesterday had some spare time, and whilst reorganising some logs i found some lenghts of cankered ash i had saved, just incase one day i got a lathe! So after an hour i had what resembled a nice piece of wood. I wanted to turn a hole for the bigger candles we have, after making a tennon and fixing the face plate i set to it. Shortly after the wood decided to part company from the screws which was a bit exciting. I tried again and same thing happened it came off of the chuck instead. So decided the easier option was to drill the hole. That started well until the drill pulled the hole off center. Oh well, still useable and looks ok for a first semi serious bash anyway. In my box of goodies was some gloss acrylic spray to finish it off.
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Greenhouse, poly-tunnel?
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Just catching up on this thread again as iam now at the point with my burr Oak table top that before i go any further I need to fill in a crack or two. I have found this, 1.5kg Low Viscosity Ultra-Clear Epoxy Resin [uV Resistant] | eBay is that suitable? And perhaps being blonde but was mix by weight not volume?how should I mix this?
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Looks rotten in the middle?
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Some of you may recall last year I milled my burr Oak, got the first am small bit out of the shed and have decided upon a nice small side / occasional table. The burr is stunning throughout with only really one largeish crack about 5" long. Table is approximately 20*14" I would like to utilise possibly some bone Oak as legs and have a couple of forked sections I could us. I don't particularly won't to drill and plug the burr, what would your suggestions be for fixing them underneath? Pictures of the burr to follow!
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Woodlouse carver at Weird and Wonderful Wood?
Big Beech replied to wills-mill's topic in Chainsaw Carving Forum
I saw you at knepp but you where busy talking every time I walked by, so will say Hi now
