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  1. gobbypunk
    Hi scraggs are you in the market for a commercial disco Landy it needs a bit of welding in the back and a new floor but there is a kit with it for all the panels it belongs to my colleague at my yard it also needs wheels Cheers Mark
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    So that’s what I read but I have adjusted the one side like 3/4 times and every time I cut a board it’s moving with the band and I am only cutting 15mm WRC so not pushing that hard so what’s going on
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    100k sander bloody hell thats bigger than my 25 inch thicknesser, I also need 3 phase and by what I have worked out from my research is a generator is better bet than a converter have a look at the Ramco auction site it’s all ex military and they have unissued 3 phase silent generators for £1500 unfortunately I just don’t have that kind of cash spare at the moment.
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    So excuse my ignorance if this is a stupid question but got to ask ! I have changed the band guide bearings and all the bolts ,so my question is are they ment to turn as the band goes round I have set them up with a mill clearance but with it all being new to me just not sure so as with anything if you don’t know ask . Thanks Mark
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    Hi Squardey, I have quite a few fairly big Ash trees that are cankered , on the small Est I look after I could easily take one or 2 out and mill some if you want to buy some PM if you are interested Cheers Mark
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    Hi I used to have an AEC Militant a 1956 ex army lorry with a belly winch ,it was rated 100 tonnes towing on the flat with a good set of ramps most butts could be winched up onto the bed ,bloody wish I still had it ,they did some with timber winches ,Matadors as well ,old slow but up to the job and cool as F##c ,something to think about
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    Hi just looked on eBay couldn’t find the thing I saw but there are a few going for £500/700 defo worth a look
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    Hi I remember seeing a horizontal one on eBay a while back said it was for doing fences ,maybe worth a look
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    Hi nothing wrong with fruit picking ,I used to travel from one park up to another picking different things ,daffodils were the worst we used to call it daf rash something in the sap just made your fingers split like F##k , I am lucky at the mo just got a big table commission and Me and the girlfriend are just as isolated in our workshop on our own as at home on our own and the small Est I look after I am on my own ,but if needs must I would defo go picking fruit.
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    Hi guys ,bloody hell Mr forest ,your mill and yard in that photo look just like my yard and mill , I will take a picture tomorrow nice wood burner ,and nice Elm , I never get any Elm down my way not fair Stay Safe
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    Hi yep I agree
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    Yep no help for me , I rang the business rates people and as I am not getting business rate relief then can’t claim the 10g but I have a big business premises and why would I claim something I don’t qualify for it’s bonkers
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    Nice train carriage how long did it take and what’s it going to be used for when done
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    Well as far as I can work out you can still go to work if it cannot be done from home so for me and my girlfriend it’s almost carrying on as normal,we are just as isolated in our workshop on our own as at home and as we make stuff to sell then there is always something that I want to make we are going to have a lot of stock when this is all over so if any of you are in a similar situation then I would just crack on ,the government help for self employed is a piss take and got to wait till fucking June just spent my small savings on a mill and a few other bits and bobs ,sign on for universal credit that’s a joke
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    Borax

    gobbypunk replied to gobbypunk's topic in Milling Forum

    Hi I have a drying shed in the corner of my yard open on 2 sides but with a big over hang to keep the rain off and I always sticker my milled boards , I also have an old rabbit breeding shed on the small estate I look after so yeah plenty of air flow I could do with some pallet racking to go in it but I have only just started using it as I am quickly running out of room at my yard . Thanks everyone stay safe
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    Borax

    gobbypunk posted a topic in Milling Forum

    Hi everyone, is Borax the stuff to use to stop mould growing on boards and detour wood boaring bugs, my monkey puzzle has got white mouldy fur and green stuff, if it's Borax I need where can I get it from, Sorry if this is repeating something I think it might be but as you all know I'm not that good with computers, phones etc Cheers guys stay safe
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    Hi yep cracking on as usual,it’s normally just me and my girlfriend who I live with ,so just as isolated in my workshop as at home and as we can’t get any help until June for us self employed got to work as bloody benefits wouldn’t pay the rent on my workshop.
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    Hi all sawdust is bad for the lungs , I wear my Airshield Pro even when I am milling best £200 I ever spent
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    Hi oh I didn't think to take a picture of the damage
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    Hopefully this is the photo of the WRC
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    Ok ok ,so I feel stupid bloody got the box’s round the wrong way and don’t know what happened to the photo, I will upload the photo when I get some signal on my mobile , I just can’t seem to get it right with the mobile phone it’s mad ,but hey glad I could make you all laugh . Cheers Mark
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    Loaded up a big WRC
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    Hi mate how are you doing your winch cables I can’t quite see it all I am just winching from the middle and getting some issues with it but from both ends would be better I just can’t think how I would set it up ,maybe it’s just late and I have drank too many beers but a photo from the other side would be good Thanks Mark
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    Hi I am using the ramps and a hand winch it works ok ish , I could do with a 12v winch to be honest as if the log is nice and round no worries but otherwise it’s hard work,and I broke one of the feet off one of my ramps as my welding isn’t that good,to be honest I could do with making some better ones, that’s if we are going to be allowed to go to my workshop, I really don’t see what difference it would make being at our workshop with my girlfriend or being at home with her .
  25. gobbypunk
    Furniture restoration is tricky basic stuff is ok but when you start with older stuff colour matching is an art of its own ,french polishing is also an art it took yrs before my dad would let me do more then watch ,I haven’t seen anybody doing it properly on any of those resto programs ,that bloke on that Drew Pritchard program really annoys the fuck out of ,specialist more like a cowboy

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