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  1. So I changed the band on my new mill from the one that came on it to Ripper 37 and set the band tension to where the little diagram said to and now the mill is vibrating quite a lot and the handle for the tension is rattling loose has anyone else had this if so did you use a torque wrench and what setting did you use Thanks Mark
  2. So since I broke and dislocated my ankle almost 3 yrs ago I walk with a bit of a limp and as a result of walking funny I have developed Plantar Fasciitis ,policemans heel ,and its F###ing painfull the advice is exercises and "comfy flexible wide fitting work boots" so have any of you had this and if so what boots did you get ,there isnt anywhere near me where I can go and try some work boots on . Cheers Happy Christmas. Mark
  3. Hi the airshield is ace you can sort of blow the filters out and they are suitable for mdf and asbestos
  4. Hi Saul containers down hear are a grand or just under and like I said the tesco delivery truck backs are 650 we have an old site office in our yard and I just cant decide either turn it into a kiln or upcycle it into an office type thing
  5. Hi I can get you one of those insulated box,s that they use for the tesco delivery trucks they are well insulated I think my matey wa selling them for 650 but you would have to get it from his yard near bristol
  6. Nice brown oak a d yeah what a finish Cool as Happy Christmas
  7. Hi 10/12 would do me fine but it needs a surface planner as I have the big 25 inch wadkin but it needs stripping down and rebuilding as it will only go to two and a half inch so I dont want to be totaly without a planner
  8. Hi I saw something similar on ebay but it had a stand ,handy bit of kit
  9. I am still looking for a planner thicknesser just cant find one near enough in my budget its doing my head in
  10. Happy for you sounds ace would you do my logo in a big board if I send you a picture .
  11. Hi so at 4/5ft wide I would need a new bar and chains happy to spend a weekend in devon when the weather gets better but with my gammy ankle I dont want to spend 2 days in the rain ,so happy to come and mill it for you but like everyone else said I will need a machine to move the slabs and an extra pair of hands PM me if you want or phone me on 012t8 863705 or 07449736569 Cheers Mark
  12. Hi is that a laser cutter ,how big is the bed and how thick will it cut ,so cool do post some pics of what is capable of when you do get it set up
  13. Hi You are so right Mr Twig ,I have some stunning air dry spalted beach if you want any
  14. On my old one it had a torque setting but my new one dont seem to have will have to have another look in the manuel
  15. Hi on the new hm130 max theres a diagram that shows you where it needs to be but it will not stay there.
  16. Hi Lez you are right but I wrote that just as I got the butt on the mill ,but the mill is vibrating a lot and since I changed the band the tension will not stay the big handle was vi rating loose ,any ideas
  17. Almost maxing out my new mill took some getting on there but loving it
  18. Cool thanks its always the same when you have the cash for something you cant hardly find one but if you aint got any cash you will see loads
  19. Hi so I have been looking for a small 12inch planner thicknesser for a while I only have £350/400 to spend on one and just cant seem to find one on ebay there are loads of ads for this Lumberjack stuff anybody had any used anything by them I was thinking about maybe getting one of their planner thicknessers Thanks Mark
  20. Nice one Bill love the books hes sat on reminded me of a stack of books I did for a school how long did it take you .
  21. Yeah I think both a stop block and some nice greenheart log stops that fit in the square holes I have cut the tops off those metal ones a few times ,Thanks Guys as you can tell still finding my way with bandmilling
  22. They only seem to burrow into the bark layer not like those even more orrible ones I always find under the bark and into the sapwood on Oak similar looking but the ones in the Oak look like a cross between a ragworm and a big maggot ,I did move as many as I could without killing them .
  23. Hi guys does anyone have an idea what these are, they love the monkey puzzle found loads of them when debarking it ready for milling Thanks Mark
  24. I got shut in a steel cupboard and wheeled in the bake oven when I was an apprentice so the next day I welded the mateys sreel toecaps to the bloody steel cupboard half way up the door he was there for ages with a grinder and ended up with a small bit of door stuck to his boots he then shut me in the pit a rolled a car on top I cut the legs on his chair in the break room it just went on and on you had to have your wits about you thats for sure ,I love a good prank
  25. Well said K ,Hi Lez I got myself a static phase converter its the biggest one the make I think its 9k it cost me a grand but it runs up my big thicknesser fine ,the only thing is I wish I could have got a rotory converter I did a massive amount of reading and talking to people the only diffrence is the static converters will only run 1 machine at a time and the rotory ones will run 2/3 machines at a time but thats reflected in the price give Pete at Transwave Converters a call he is a font of info number is 0121 7084522 Cheers Mark

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