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    gobbypunk replied to Johnsond's topic in Woodcraft Forum

    Yep like that I would love a chain morticer did you oil it
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    Ha ha ha of course I have even had a crow bar in there for more leverage and still no go
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    Oh dont know the Wadkin people were not that helpfull and I am still waiting for the sparky to come and wire it up and maybe the power rise and fall may kick in not looking forward to having to dismantle it
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    I know exactly what you mean I have had loads of days like that I just have a trawl through the internet looking for something I like it dont always work
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    Hi mate its both it has a switch for rise or fall and a big wheel on the side I was wondering if when its pluged in will the rise and fall work
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    I have given the big hammer a go and it still didnt fix it
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    So back to my big Wadkin the rise and fall doesnt work right I have removed all the bits of crap wood that was stuck ,sprayed all sorts of lube greased everything and it still woulnt work have any of you dismantled one
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    One thing I noticed how come you havent stickered your planks I know it must have taken an age to move all of them .
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    Shame its only for a year but maybe you can take the cranes with you be so worth it wish I had a crane like that hope the rent is nice and cheap if its only for a year it has power there I hope
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    Cool as does the crane work that will make things easy ,well done ace looking yard .
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    Hi mate I can take some pics on monday and it dont weigh that much
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    So a few yrs ago I got a hospital bed that has a jack on it I was going to use it for alaskan milling to save being on my knees ,now I dont do that much alaskan milling its not being used so does anyone want it its well built and I do t want anything for it just thought someone might have a good use for it . Cheers Mark
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    So if I just leave the butt alone will they die ,as I got stung to **************** and as a lot of you have said they are getting nasty even when using the Woodlands I am getting hassled by them ,I am thinking a big bucket of petrol mixed with diesel as I have a load that we syphoned out of my mates sons car I have some of those white disposible suites I will try and film it so you can have a laugh
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    Hi sorry I think you may struggle on that one
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    Hi when I first started milling I used my felling bar as it had a hook on it and it worked but wasnt very good so when I got my bandmill I got a nice big Cant Hook what a diffrence it rolls big logs turns square cants ,so if you want to be moving big logs get a propper cant hook I wish I had got one yrs ago.
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    Hi I have a big oak butt in the yard and I have a big wasps nest in the rotten end had a go with foam wasp nest destroyer didnt work then expanding foam and the wasps I didnt seal inside were mining their way back in had another go yesterday and got stung to F##c good job I am not allergic so my question is how do I get rid I did think petrol
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    So glad I was lucky enough to get my 880 replaced with what was most likley one of the last 880,s dont use it much its not done 10 hrs work but no chance I will get rid until I am too old and knackerd to start it
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    Hi Steve shame its in a foreign language was the one matey saying its crap
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    Hi I was just looking at carpet trolleys on ebay about 150 quid and with a long handle added then may work especially if you could put tyres with air instead of solid as I find air filled tyres work better on rough ground good luck with getting something sorted ,I need to learn to weld better then I could make my own .
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    Hi I have the same problem also getting sawlogs to my mill is becoming a problem and at the moment I dont have much cash as all my shows,country fairs got cancelled so following this with interest do show us what you go with Cheers Mark
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    The owner of the small Est I look after is a history buff and he was telling me about the ink one day when we were looking at Oak apples .
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    Sorry dont know the wasp,but they used to make ink from oak apples
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    I would just let him keep the wood as most tree surgeons have an unspoken rule we dont work just for the wood ,as training ,equipment,insurance,ppe all cost rather a lot of money ,thats my take on it I was actually rang up early one morning by a bloke saying can you come now and clear this tree its blocking the road and next door needs to go to work so I start to ask questions and mention cost and he says well you can keep the wood so I politely inform him of my costs so I didnt rush out of the house saw in hand ,life is too short to go making stress you didnt have to do anything to deal with the tree and yes its a total shame it came down ,maybe get the farmer to plant another one near by
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    You vould always buils your own kiln my mate in Wales used a shipping container not sure how it works we dont talk any more he is totaly hen pecked and me and his old Hag never liked each other
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    I would use some sort of oil like osmo or just teak oil

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