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gobbypunk

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  1. Dont you clean your saw after using it even if its just a quick wipe over or blow off with the air line
  2. Hi the matey that I take my saws to suggested that I buy a small scrubbing brush and keep it with my combi can as I was always getting my carb rebuilt espically on my carving saw so I did and havent had any probs since just a quick brush before re filling it was the best 2 quid spent in a while
  3. Hi that was a lucky find so cool dont you just love it when things like that happen
  4. Sadly covid is killing my buisness as most of our sales,commissions came from country fairs ,shows etc doing chainsaw carving demos so no events no sales we have been lucky and had those 2 big tables we posted pics of but now thats it order book is empty ,hopefully we will do some timber sales when my new mill is built up ,but need some work coming in to pay rent on the yard ,advertising timber sales etc etc
  5. Thanks guys
  6. Um I do need to order some rippers but I think that the tension is made easier on the new models like you said it did my head in on my old hm130 so hopefully I will be ok
  7. Hi mate yep good plan I have half a butt of monkey puzzle ,but according to Chris at woodland mills when I was bitching about not getting any free bands to dial the mill in with its all set up in the factory and it has come with a band fitted so we will soon see
  8. Hurray having given our mate a good send off yesterday I now have a free few days to build up my new mill it seems like am age since it arrived not sure how I am going to manage as the saw head is sooo heavy but I am sure I will really quite excited and I have a butt of brown oak to go first I think ,I am thinking about going for a bounce back loan to get a forklift and a truck/lorry if I can ,I will keep you all posted Cheers Mark
  9. So I want to get a fairly good camera so I can film the build up of my new sawmill hm130 max and maybe go on to have a youtube channel but I havent got a clue about them so looking for some tips on what to get I dont want to spend loads so open to suggestions Thanks Mark
  10. Hi Rob you used to do a chainsaw milling day as I did one with you not long after I bought my alaskan if I remember right it bloody snowed and you did cover all the basics even using the 12v sharpner but hey that was like yrs ago
  11. The first thing wrong in my eyes is why cut 4ft up and a 30ft tall tree could be a massive fail for a novice I had a standing dead field maple about that big on thursday all the top branches were the wrong side didnt have a felling bar got my gob cut slightly wrong as I am out of practice and it almost sat back on me and I have been felling trees for yrs just goes to show I was in woodland and had my excape routes sused so no probs it went over in the end with a big shove but it could have come back and chased me so thats all it can go so wrong so quick there are photos all over the net of horrific arb fails it just aint worth it get somebody in to at least help
  12. GET somebody who knows what they are doing things can go so wrong so quickly its mad ,watching vids is no training what part of the country are you in I am sure one of the guys on hear would pop round and help for some beer tokens
  13. Thanks guys its sad as F##k but its the last thing I could do for him the funeral is today at 10 so I will see it with all the flowers etc ,I have a bright blue mohawk specially for today . Thanks. Mark
  14. Hi mate it wasnt sycamore it was robina and you posted the pic on the 28th sept I think 

  15. Thanks guys
  16. Thanks ever so much guys some lovley comments I am sure he would be chuffed his family havent seen it yet ,the undertakers said it was cool . Thanks again Mark
  17. Thanks Bob
  18. Western red Cedar with pine trim sad thing to make but the last thing I could do for a mate who I had known for half my life
  19. So when I broke and dislocated my ankle I looked into all sorts of supports and there was one that I cant remember what it was called but it was like an exo skeleton that could be worn in a normal boot ,sports injury sites are the best places to look ,try an exersise ball when you are sat down at night to build the muscle
  20. The same 2/3 inch if you have a fair bit why not mill some 4 inch for table legs ,elm is ace
  21. Just get the biggest saw you can an 880 if you can that way you will not come across that nice big butt and not have the saw to deal with it
  22. Hi everyone ,thanks for your thoughts I did put the boards by the woodburner to try and dry them enough to put the orbital sander on them .
  23. As it getts colder chainsaw trousers could come in handy to keep you warm but if you havent been told you need them I wouldnt worry
  24. Um no not painting the undertaker needs the finished thing for tuesday lunch time I have trim to hide all the joins so I dont need to be that accurate just screw and glue as long as it looks ace its getting burnt in the end ,hopefully the furrow zombies didnt visit in the night
  25. Hi no not seasoned but still odd like I said never seen a board do that and now more of them have gone like it,will defo keep an eye on the zombies

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