Brian S

Done, and before July:thumbup:

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You live in 'Combe Mark? It's a bleddy monstrosity, New York wanted it, should of had it

Gentlemen :thumbup1:

Anyone live in/around there? Brother needs some work doing, he could do with some quotes PM some contact numbers and I'll pass them on

This is my set up, (now I've finished them:biggrin:) When I got 2 made The finished stack 5 in total each one 1.6 m3 Pallets were free Cost, screws, stain, roofing felt, will be making the overhang longer (new bit of sterling board and felt)

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Just watched this, looks a doddle How to chop wood like butter - Snotr Any Comments?

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Got about 1/2 m3 of Douglas, that wont be burnt until next year, over half way along my log stores

Cheers TCD What is WRC?

Screws are cheaper and easier. and a cordless screwdriver I built these single handed, don't see a problem with a chick:001_cool: (from the US?) doing it on her own . the heaviest thing is the complete pallet and that is going on the ground. Everything is fitted to the base unit singly, and resting on the item below, no weight to hold, (don't try and band it together on the floor it wiil get heavy and need 3 pairs of hands to lift it:biggrin:) screw one side then adjust the item and screw the other side

No plans as such, just an idea. 6 pallets 4, 7ft 3x2s and 2 4ft 3x2 sheet of Sterling board, some 2x1 batten, roofing felt, fence stain Have a good look at the pallets and make sure you can take the bottom off without destroying the top (these are the ones to use Put one whole pallet as the base, then cut 2 of the tops of the pallets to the width of the base ( slats horizontal ) have to take off and move one of the tie slats Screw those to the sides of the base pallet and screw a 7ft 3x2 on either side at the back to the side panels, cut the other 2, 4" to 6" shorter (to allow fall on roof) and screw those to the front on either side. Screw another top of a pallet across the bottom at the back to the 2 back uprights Then repeat for the next layer up on the sides and back. Cut the 2 4ft 3x2 to fit between the uprights at the back and front, put some 2x1 front to back like rafters Cut sterling board and fix for roof, cover with felt That's what I did you will probably see an easier better method:thumbup1: Good luck:thumbup1:

Now I done a search, and not found what I was looking for Which softwood/s are good burners (DRY is taken for granted ) Which ones don't spit and pop and burn well. At the moment I've got 90% hardwood, but quite happy with soft as long as if I want the doors open on the fire,I don't get spat at, and it sounds like the Somme

Burley I had a shed to start with, and even with the ventilation and the doors left open, the logs went mouldy, mind you it was stacked to the apex, and the shed was 6ft x 6ft x 6ft so I recycled some pallets (free ) from a local builders merchants I've since built 5 of them each holding 1.6 m3, logs have dried nicely this summer

TCD this is where all the cord is going locally (N. Devon) http://arbtalk.co.uk/forum/general-chat/55254-logs-going-germany-norway.html This is being felled around the Torrington area, and there still stacking it up there now 1000s of tons of it must of been shipped out this year

It was flaming freezing out there Didn't think the fair overall was as good as previous years, what did you think of it,.......other than emptying your wallet in double quick time:laugh1:

Did you go today Jon?

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When I get time! Like a lot of you guys I'm a sad so an so and spend too much time working I try to go Shooting, Wildfowling, train and work Gundog, Sea Fishing,

No mate will be driving up in the morning

I'll be there tomorrow Jon, I'll be helping out on the BASC Gundogs Scurries, don't know which one yet, if your walking round say hi

Or somewhere, This is the 2nd or 3rd lot waiting to be shipped out, from local to me There's 4 rows like this Thats one he'll of a lot of logs going abroad, that'd keep my burner going for a while:thumbup: Sorry about the quality of the photo, iPad playing up and can't alter it on photo bucket

Number 2 store built and ready to fill, base for no 3 down

Wanted to join the RN when I was 16 tried 3 times unfortunately the MO stood in my way each time. flaming ratbag Dad was CPO in Harry Tates