
Kenty
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About Kenty
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Rank
Senior Member
- Birthday 02/07/1973
Personal Information
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Location:
East Sussex
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Interests
Dog stuff (training etc), motorsport, carving
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Occupation
Arb business owner
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Post code
TN32 5NP
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City
Hastings
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Thanks for your help, the tree is/was until I took it down about 5 year ago in the UK. The leaves were around 6-7 inch.
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Any help to ID this would be greatly appreciated.
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Thanks for letting me know, the post is taking a bit longer due to last weeks weather. Happy turning.[emoji106]
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Hi Mark, posted these for you this morning, 1st class Royal Mail, so you should get them tomoz. They are fairly sharp at the moment, I use a bench grinder with a green wheel & then a wet stone to sharpen but an ordinary grinding wheel will suffice. Or you could go old school & use a flat stone (not one you find in your garden) which I do on occasions. Happy turning. P.s. It can be very addictive.
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Hey Mark, I’ve got two roughing out & two bowl gouges you can have that I already have doubles for. Message me your address & I’ll post them to you.
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I’ll throw this one in for debate. Is the removal of the tree to abate a nuisance? ie: is the tree leaning over the clients garden, preventing them from enjoying their outside space? Thoughts?
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And a monkey puzzle that looks like its bark is slipping down.
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Aira Force in the Lake District has a wishing tree/log.
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It may have been hollowed out using an Arbortech, Proxxon or Dremel with a flexible shaft.
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Hello Mark, I would be interested in undertaking a site visit with a view to quoting for the work. I’ll pm you my mobile for a chat.
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I know Mike Dean at Barley Wood in East Sussex, turns large pieces like porch columns.
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It's an MB100. It's either 3t or 3.5t. They were in production from 1981 to 1996 not many made it over here in the UK.
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Any help with ident on this one would be gratefully received.
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These came up for the first time this year on a customers Beech and within four weeks the entire tree has defoliated. I'm guessing the tree has been infected for some time before the fungus appeared. Removal for this one I think.