gobbypunk
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Hi yep thats the next job they arrived mid last week just have not had time yet hopefully tomorrow .Thanks everyone who has suggested what I may be missing .
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Hi Andy no everything people have suggested I have given a go new bands ,gone over with spanners ,levelled rails twice ,and a grand a day thats just a laugh you are the one who keeps saying that it is user error and its easy to set up But you are not willing to come and Show me how Easy it is unless I give you money I just dont have but I just dont want to argue either come and easily put it right for the bragging rights or please just stop running me down All I have ever done is ask as I did not know .Hi Les yeah my thicknesser is 3 phase we got a Transwave Converter ,works grate
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Hi I have been looking for like a 10/12 inch planer thicknesser but only have a small budget ,one will come my way soon
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Hi Les thanks thats kind ,the bloody thicknesser a bolt snapped off from one of the chain shafts ,I spose thats what you get after 30 yrs of not much maintenance
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Look sorry Andy as I have said many times what am I missing and obviously if one of our kind hearted Arbtalkers had the time to come and help me of course I would give them what ever I could I have been asking what am I missing ,I have always said its a learning curve and thats why I have always loved arbtalk as most people are always willing to share knowledge and so what if I am new to band mills I am more than up for learning what is so wrong with that if you are so certain its user error why not come and put it easily right and I will gladly eat a big plate of humble pie .
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Hi Andy I am sorry but I do have the basic machanical skills our colleague at our yard is a HGV mechanic so yeah we have the skills and I was not asking somebody to do it for me I was asking our arbtalk comunity if somebody was up for helping me ,I help people all the time ,no I am not a sawmill engineer ,would it not do your head in if you had just spent 4 grand on anything and you were having issues with it ,I would not expect help for nothing but a grand ,where is my after sales care .I know its been an issue for a while but how do you think I feel I just want to be milling timber
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Nice would not mind some of that
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I am just wanting the same finish as when I first set the thing up and I can feel the whole thing shake ,it is not what I paid 4 grand for bloody issues ,sorry but the Woodland Mills page on FBook is full of people saying oh the teck people are ace came and helped and all we get in the UK is nothing from them they should have some sort of back up not everyone is an engineer ,sorry its just doing my head right in Why will it not sort its self out what am I missing or not doing I just want to get on with milling
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Hi guys so after getting over a chest infection ,back to my mill finally got it all level again and still getting funny groves and the cut just isnt as good as when I first set it up been through all the nuts and bolts ,one thing though in the book it says to slacken band tension every time you leave it to avoid flat spots on the band wheel as it came all set up with a band ready to go do you think I have a flat spot I have looked for one but nothing obvious ,and Woodland Mills dont have a mobile engineer in this country so stuck trying to sort it myself its doing my head in I just want to get on and mill some timber do any of you guys who has a Woodland Mill fancy coming and having a look with me . Thanks Mark
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Chainsaw wellies: new old stock, out of date - safe to use?
gobbypunk replied to carbs for arbs's topic in Chainsaws
God I remember having to wear chainsaw wellies when I did my ticket even though I had my own boots when they inspected my boots at the college they found a crack in the leather and that was it no not safe bloody wellies all day nightmare . -
If I can get the picture to work should be our rescue British Bulldog comes everywhere with us
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Hi everyone ,I was talking with a mate yesterday who has a 254xp and he says it has a weak spark he has a new plug and lead I am not that good at fixing saws so said I would ask on hear what people thought might be wrong with it so any ideas why it has a weak spark Thanks Mark
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That highly valuable Black Walnut gets everywhere
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I need a logging arch, but I was so shocked at the price of steel to make one, I have the trailer
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Cost me £50 and £100 to get it moved
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So next on the mill is this Walnut my question is would you cut the kinked end off or try and get it on the mill as is Thanks Mark
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I have the granberg one from Rob D a bit fiddly but good bit of kit my mate gave me a disk sharpener that came from Lidl and on chains that have hit the concreate yard or some such it is surprisingly good
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Cement I read somewhere that they used to pour cement into hollows in trees to stop it rotting,sorry for the derail
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What's your preferred finishing oil/varnish?
gobbypunk replied to CharlieRoundhousewood's topic in Chainsaw Carving Forum
So sorry I am a total air head I will defo find out what the spanish stuff is called -
What's your preferred finishing oil/varnish?
gobbypunk replied to CharlieRoundhousewood's topic in Chainsaw Carving Forum
Hi I always use Teak Oil I find it soaks into the timber better . -
Hi jon sorry I totally forgot to take a photo of the turnbuckle not at the yard till friday now so will do it then Sorry Mark
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Hi somebody will give you a chance when you get your tickets why not just go self employed .
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Um no not Human error crap nuts why they are not nylock or they dont suggest thread lock I dont know so I now have 2 nuts on the top to lock it off with and I have also added 2 small turnbuckels where the tracks join as I had a very small gap ,had the same on my old one seen the turn buckels on Woodland Mills FB page some matey had done it on there now all I need is to get the track level again ,would gladly pay someone to do it ,then hopefully mill up some nice Walnut and Mullberry .
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I seen a company growing chairs once ,dont see why it wouldnt work but a bloody long time for a new handle
