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    North Dorset
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    No time for hobbies! I'm an old punk rocker who enjoys being creative, good music, chocolate & b
  • Occupation
    Part time estate manager & chainsaw carving/ wood milling.

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  1. gobbypunk
    Like I said I thought I would ask you guys first as I hate T P
  2. gobbypunk
    So none of you lot have any dry T and G or just some cheap half inch boards I can t and g myself
  3. gobbypunk
    Hi I thought I would ask you guys first I am looking for some internal t and g cladding nice and dry it doesnt have to be the best as most of it will not be seen ,I am converting and old horsebox to a living van so with cupboards etc most of it will not be seen it will hold the insulation in ,I just dont have time to cut and dry it myself ,can any of you help . Many Thanks. Mark
  4. gobbypunk
    Get an older 880
  5. gobbypunk
    Where in the country are you if you are near North Dorset I would be happy to come and help I have an 880 with a 4 ft hardnosed bar and a slightly shorter Sugi sprocket nosed bar both running 404
  6. gobbypunk
    So are we going to do this every month
  7. gobbypunk
    Honestly I felt such a Nobhead Ali my girlfriend just gave me one of those looks and said that’s just so you and yeah I have put oil in the petrol side in a saw done that a few times over the yrs
  8. gobbypunk
    Honestly I felt such a Nobhead Ali my girlfriend just gave me one of those looks and said that’s just so you
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    The Saw
  10. gobbypunk
    But of course 2 stroke it just helps if you actually put some fuel in it
  11. gobbypunk
    So I think I defo get the Prize Plonker award I spent ages yesterday trying to start my 880 ,its just back from having the carb cleaned and I am cursing and getting real narked off then I had a light bulb moment Petrol is a must for Chainsaws to start 😂😂😂
  12. gobbypunk
    Hi mate a good effort but most of us carvers tend to stay away from paint and just Oil them and I would say £2/300
  13. gobbypunk

    Old saws

    gobbypunk replied to gobbypunk's topic in Chainsaws

    So yeah I am guilty of not explaining myself very well so to clarify I am sick of looking at the saws that don’t run and yeah I would like a to get a few quid for them as I am trying to sell a load of stuff that’s just in the way I want £200 to buy my girlfriend a saw for chainsaw carving I did not say I want £200 for some knackered old saws
  14. gobbypunk

    Old saws

    gobbypunk replied to gobbypunk's topic in Chainsaws

    Anyone on hear want them for spares
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    Old saws

    gobbypunk replied to gobbypunk's topic in Chainsaws

    Thanks guys and to be honest I just cant be arsed with them my workshop is so full of clutter its mad so if somebody will take them all at once then its another box of junk gone ,Thanks for the advice Mark

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