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Big Beech

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  1. Beech is a hard wood and ur saw as noted a tad under powered. Does not mean to say it wont cut it but steady eddie wud b the key. Milling work is all flat out on the saw and u may find ur chinky cheapy unreliable under such stress. Click the link above on the forum for milling kit. As a one off tho a standard stihl rippin chain may be ur chespest option if this is a one off eveng. Granberg chain is the most used and priced accordingly.
  2. U wil B in for a fun ew days with that bad boy. Hope u got a stong back too and a good supply of fuel n oil. May need a bigger saw too!! My big beech adventure: [ame] [/ame]
  3. Thanks. Not quite finished in that ive got to plug the screw holes at some point
  4. Havent really shown my talent on here as far as my woodworking skills go, So have shared a few. The bathroom towel and dressing gown is spalted holly with glued ash dowels and finished this morning the yew and oak shelf. The picture is of a cherty tree in our garden, untill it blew over in the winter! The burr oak coat rack was completed today as well. The big burr chopping board was planed and sanded down friday, with the small cheese board completed today from the off cut of the coat rack. The flamed cherry was made sometime ago and is approx 10mm thick and is lovely!! Approx 14x12" The other coat rack again is spalted holly with deer antler tines screwed and resin bonded in place.
  5. Only in an emergency have i used new engine oil, perhaps it wasnt on board and too far from yd or dealer. Even then its only for a day at most, so what 5 6 tankfulls. But certainly not as an everyday occurence.
  6. First bread board ive ever made. Things r lookin up
  7. It certainly will. I can now use all my yew cherry burr oak boards and splated holly
  8. Mine wasnt free but 50% off retail, so still usefull
  9. Hang on a moment, ive seen the size of your dads garage!!!
  10. Picked up earlier today. Not as fancy as some of you guys big toys but hopefully i can convert some of my planks in to things i can make stuff from!!
  11. I had my 064 pull start casing bust. It was welded together. 1 pull it shattered again. Ally rods r that ally, but casings are cast ally and contain everything but ally!! Good luk.
  12. Thanks for the offer! What do the springz do? And where do u source them from ?
  13. Thanks for the info. Dont wanna spend out as such bcause it wont b used everyday. And besides i just won me a 10" thicknesser planer on ebay
  14. Looking at the proz or conz for each. Both in terms of useability strenght etc. Dont want to spend big bux. any good makez etc? Wud b used to join boards etc. And poss angled joints too. Never used or seen 1. Thx s
  15. Govenor in place. The plug was quite white too which i forgot to mention above. Will pass info along. Cheers Alec
  16. Think you will find that hoppus...
  17. Whilst usin the saw a few weeks back when i pulled the bar from a big log it would raise the revs slightly on every tug. It continued to run ok thankfully as the oak was 5ft in the rd! I put it away and dug out 4 another job. The chain kept runnin on with slightly elevated revs. Again revs picked up whilst pullin the saw from the cut. We put new clutch springs in firstly as we thought thar was the prob. However when cold its fine but after a few minutes not workin and gets warm it revs up on its own. So an airleak i think. The crank seals and all gaskets where done on the rebuild except crank case gasket as thats a major job. B4 we get the gas torch out any thoughts?
  18. Thx Ian. Ive got some burry boards looking for a job and a nice wall to fix it to !!
  19. is the mirror glued in place or bhind plywood board back? Thx
  20. Ok i c. More of a frame behind than i thought. Thx
  21. How thick are the oak sides on the mirrors Ian and how r they attached. Any pix from the back? Thx Simon
  22. Was gonna get the 46" but dont need all the bloat ware. Rather have onenner knocked off:laugh1:
  23. Can u opt for no toys but the money off instead?

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