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  1. Its almost brand new even though I have had it for a few yrs now it dont get used that often its prob only got 20 ish hours of work its done I always slacken the chain off after use so the crank isnt under preasure ,I am sure I can remember having issues with this 4ft solid nosed bar when I first had the Alaskan but cant remember
  2. Hi so I havent had my 4ft milling bar out in a long time but had it out for a job today and I know it isnt a sprocket nosed bar but the chain tension was all over the place I would set it then as soon as I introduced the mill into the log it would just go real slack but if I kept going a little it would tighten a tad then finish the cut and rev the saw to clear it switch it off and it would be slack refuel and look again and tight so I dismantled the whole thing rebuilt it all and it didnt make any F###ing difference so any ideas what is going on ? It really really did my head in !!! Looking forward to your thoughts Cheers. Mark
  3. Thanks guys sounds like a trip to the shop then I know nothing about those tiny carbs and was told a long time ago if you don’t know about them then leave them to someone who does so that’s what I will do Thanks Guys
  4. We have had this Husky 445 from new it’s not done that much work and hasn’t been worked hard but just lately it’s running like it’s running out of fuel or reaching as some people say I have done nothing different always keep it clean any ideas is it this bloody fuel
  5. Hi if you can build youself a lean too ,to work under it will keep the sun off the carving until you can finish it but it is best to finish it asap before you loose your way with it
  6. Hi the timber is African Utile
  7. So I went with the resin and tried to get it to look like a Nebula in space the photo doesn’t do it justice but I am at a show this weekend so will try and take better photos
  8. Hi I have a couple of big lumps of monkey puzzle if you want it
  9. Yeah he did but when I bought the converter the company said it would be fine and to start with it was.
  10. My 2ft wide thicknesser was a real pain to move and its just not right ever since the old boy I got it off was saying to me it should do a full turn of the depth cut wheel and just chew through even Burr Oak but I struggle to get a quater turn and the only thing thats changed is the location of the machine unless my 3phase converter isnt giving it enough umph, just be carefull moving it It looks like a good bit of kit
  11. Sorry about the typo dont know where Dorset Beetles came from but at least I got the photos the right way round this time
  12. So hi guys I am making a sort of 4 poster bed the posts and rails are Monkey Puzzle and the headboard and foot board are African Utile the brown and white contrast real nice but the headboard has some Dorset of beetles damage hence Resin or inlay of Monkey Puzzle what would you do
  13. So 30 degree angle on the cutter and made out of Carbide not Carbide tiped
  14. So have any of you guys used these cutters we had a Thistle and a Celtic Cross to ingrave into a back of a bench and there just wasn’t the room to use a standard V cutter so after a load of looking we got one of these it was only a fiver and wow it was just cutting through the Cedar so easy there was just no resistance at all and that kinda made it difficult but yeah you could almost draw free hand with it I will post some pictures tomorrow Cheers. Mark
  15. You could always find a Vacume Kiln it would be ready in a few weeks
  16. To be honest I would just leave like Squaredy said I can hear the boards cracking already ,I milled some spalted beech a few days ago and that started to crack with the heat but got my banding kit out banded it up and put it in the shade .
  17. Hi guys I have a customer looking for a big chunk of Walnut if anyone can help it needs to be 8x8 inch square and 3mtrs long if anyone can help please give me a call on 07449736569. Thanks. Mark
  18. Hi sorry only just looked at the post and no its not like the image its a vertical chainsaw mill for cutting table / bench legs and cutting a stright edge
  19. Hi yeah it’s a microwave transformer but neon light ones are ment to be safer
  20. Oh yeah I am super careful when doing it I would happily work on a table top for / with your mate if he wants a fractle table
  21. Hi so I haven’t posted anything I have made for a while so this one of our latest creations Lichtenburg Fractles box I knocked together quick for the Bath and West show hope you all like it ,now let’s see if I can get the photos
  22. Hi so I have a Granberg Mini Mill I have used it once and I am starting to have a big clear out so if its any use to somebody give me a call on 07449736569 I dont want much for it ,I would swap it for something interesting ,Sorry Steve if this is in the wrong place
  23. The best are Trend Airshield Pro at £250 or if you have plenty of money the 3M Versaflo at a grand I have both and wouldnt be without obviously the 3M is better but the Trend is ace and customer service from Trend is one of the Best
  24. Ha my techno fobe strikes again when I first looked at my reply half was missing then its all there I bloody hate tech give me a sawmill any day

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