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gobbypunk

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  1. So lucky to get this, we were driving past this house just up the road from our yard and spotted it on the drive stopped and asked the mate says to me a timber merchant was already going to have it, so I give the matey my card and says to him if it don't happen please give me a call and he did, its so effing heavy and it has some nice burr on it can't wait to mill it
  2. Hi you can get a backing pad and discs from screwfix so much better than a flap disc filling sander other people call them power file its like a small belt sander but you can do so much with one the makita one is the best but not cheap ,where to in the country are you based ,you are welcome to come visit and have a gander at the power tools I use and do some carving it would be a good excuse to do some carving havent done any in like ages .Cheers Mark
  3. Hi I would be up for helping put a course together maybe a few of us could do something between us
  4. Hi a total must is a 4 and a half inch grinder with a backing pad that you can put like a 24 grit pad on ideal for rough shaping die grinders are also cool but I think my filling sanded would be another must but dont get the black and decker one they are crap
  5. Oh no me and the girlfriend always work together always have she has a degree in fine art and sculpture and she then went into stained glass so if anybody wants a stained glass window or wants to learn as she has done loads of teaching and her pet drawings are stunning
  6. Hi I have just set up my woodland mills hm130max and I am totaly happy with it the up grades from the old hm130 make it so much better to use the small things like auto lock head the amount of times I forgot to lock that little peg in on my old one and the auto lube the way it sprays onto the band instead of dripping I was always wondering if it was set right so yeah totaly happy with it but they need to up their game with the delivery they tried to deliver mine the lorry was too big for my track so they drove away and didnt even let me know a week later and a load of phone calls finally got it sorted then it was a massive ball ache getting it off the lorry the crate was wider than the sides of the lorry so had to wiggle it onto the tail lift sketchy,but apart from that the actual sawmill is ace
  7. Mind you she is pulling a big one
  8. Yep get a sacrificial bolt and wind it in slowly it might cut a new thread ,or how friendly are you with your local tractor repairers maybe you could leave a deposit and borrow a tap the right size I have done things like it in the past ,good luck with it .
  9. Ha not the pictures you all were expecting
  10. How about one of those plastic ibc containers ,I am just making a sand blasting box out of one
  11. Hi Paul is the boxing club on an industrial est if so its like 15min from my house if you are down my way again give me a shout and come and do some carving with me .
  12. Um I would use a pico chain ,or just have a go with the chain thats on it ,and just have fun with it .
  13. It was saying (this site can not be reached at this time ) to me then 10min later no probs
  14. Yeah was just saying there are so many diffrent types of oil ,mineral,semi synth and synth honestly the rack with the oil was massive ,so with a brand new mill defo had to have good oil.
  15. The 130Max is so ,much better the auto water feed ,the auto lock rise and fall are just so much better .
  16. Thanks guys ,God there are so many diffrent oils to choose from ,I normally buy cheap and cheerfull for my old diesel van so looking for a good quality oil and it aint cheap but yeah as its brand new then got to look after it ,I do wish the lean to that my mill is in was bigger will have to extend it in the spring and think of a way of putting a movable front on it to keep the weather off the mill ,that lean to is where I fell off that bloody ladder and did my ankle in .
  17. Cool will do
  18. Hi the makita one comes with a 9mm belt but you can buy a 13mm end for it not cheap but I would be lost without my filling sander
  19. Hope you all like the photos Cheers Mark
  20. At last I have my new mill up and running Super Chuffed first log cypress it smells ace
  21. Hi yeah found the book and did the oil but bloody forgot to buy petrol so tomorrow it is .
  22. Hi guys so yeah Wonky sent me a link for Will Malof chainsaw lumber making so if you the link just let me know and Thanks Wonky
  23. Um sorry not that good with tech but just google Stephen Cull (blade master)
  24. Oh I thought it was expensive for the book ,sorry cant help with the link though but hopfully someone on hear can ,I would like to download it again as it was on an old tablet that broke
  25. So I just visited Stephen Culls website to price up some new bands for my mill and F##k me theres a picture of an elephant by his woodmizer now thats the best way of loading logs onto the mill I have seen ,I will have to ask him about it in the morning when I order some bands

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