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  1. Yeah get a roofers torch and a few boards and just have a go a stiff brush then oil ,did quite a lot of burning on chainsaw carvings and a summer house I like it but brushing is an important part of the process just like fractle burning now cladding done like that would be super cool
  2. That aint horse chestnut not white enough kinda looks like elm
  3. Thank you mate I will watch as many as I can been doing a load of reading as well
  4. Very soft and just doesn't last rots very quickly ,Lime for anything inside and Cedar , Doug Fir for outside obviously there are more timbers you can use ,Grinling Gibbons his carvings in Lime are totally stunning well worth a look . Cheers. Mark
  5. Hi mate the box is about 7ft tall and the same wide and about 10ft long will measure and take some photos tomorrow and I have an Arrowsmith kiln unit with all the drying schedules so hopefully just hang it on the back wall and way to go
  6. So watching the vid it only seems to have a small circular blade all that machine and it dont look like it could cut wide slabs such a shame
  7. Nice saw but what do the military want with such a machine
  8. Hi yeah I am but I have an Arrowsmith Jnr unit to start with got all the instructions and drying schedules to go with it so going to give that a go first just need to unbolt the fridge stuff and run some power,and find some nice saw logs ,I have some burr mullberry but yeah on the lookout for some nice saw logs will keep you posted on how I get on.
  9. So how different is the 881 to the 880 if you have used both
  10. Yep feet up all day walk the dog more feet up dinner beer then bed total perfect sunday
  11. So I got my cant hoom from Chris Forestry Ltd £74 ,nice thick chunky wooden handle .
  12. Hi got my Cant Hook from an odd place in Wales I will have a look its a bloody good bit of kit .
  13. When I worked in my tiny workshop in my garden I would always leave it till 10am on a week day before I started up my saws and never on a sunday but I have older unwell next door but back when I was 18 ish we lived just down the road from 2 churches effing every sunday morning woken up by the bloody bells so is that an issue ,I am not into church nor are a lot of people so where do you draw a line noise is noise we have people down the lane from us and most sundays they cut fire wood for themself dont bother me I think if you want or need to work on a sunday fine if the job is near houses a quick door knock on say the weekend before to let people know and get their heads round it is good PR .
  14. So at last I have got myself an old fridge box its in real good shape just need to dismantle the fridge stuff and install my kiln unit so I have been wondering if I should get or make some sort of racking for in it or just stack and sticker like normal ,super chuffed it cost me £550 delivered to my yard
  15. Where are you in the country I have a 4ft alaskan and bar with an 880 would be up for helping for a share .
  16. No he didnt he wasnt even it ha ha ha
  17. Um Sorry my post ended up on the wrong page not sure what went wrong but 3 pages of chat about said saws cant be bad Thanks guys
  18. But should be ok for my girlfriend to have a go at chainsaw carving
  19. So when I was ordering a carpentry bar from Chainsaw Bars my mate noticed these zomax chainsaws 2 for £100 have any of you used one what are they like . Thanks. Mark
  20. Yep looks like we are all thinking the same
  21. So I ordered myself a carpentry bar from Chainsaw Bars and while browsing through the special offers I see 2 of these Zomax saws for £100 and a matey of mine was going to buy 2 so before he does thought I would ask if anyone knows what they are like . Thanks. Mark
  22. Hi Jzarty what sort of jewellery are you going to make if rings and bangles you want a nice hardwood Elm ,Greenheart ,Holly all make nice rings I will post some pics of the rings we have just done ,be catefull of those ring/bangle cutting drill bits I had a bangle cutting bit snap in half and half and go flying if you some off cuts posting just cover the postage and I will send you a box full of interesting timber we have loads of small bits of Holly,Elm ,Yew etc and do post some photos of what you make. Have fun. Mark
  23. Load of crap where do they get these people from ,top notch kit but that coffee table the legs just looked wrong and that aeroplane planter was going in the right direction but up close was all lumpy ,and that matey cutting Burr Elm by hand one min he was hand sawing and the next time you see the bit of timber its all planned up I know its Telly and they can only show so much but just be honest and say other processes were used ,just like that other TV thing Britons Best Woodworker ,What did you guys think of it ?

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