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gobbypunk

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  1. Hi Woodworks what make of table saw do you have?
  2. You have more patience than me ,all those fiddly little bits bloody nightmare ,it’s cool good job all those joints no gaps bloody well done
  3. Hi yep same as everyone else I would want a refund
  4. Hi yep I have tried transplanting fungi from beech with to beech without and it didn’t work but burying the end half way in wet sawdust seems to work also just leaving a few boards under your bench again covered in damp fresh sawdust seems to work ,I had a chunk of beech under my bench totaly forgot about and cleaning out under the bench and uncovered this chunk scraped the sawdust from it and wow ,an old boy told me you can cover the boards in sawdust wrap in black plastic and leave and that will encourage spalting it’s just a matter of catching it before it’s rotten,have an experiment. Cheers Mark
  5. Hi I think that size would be an Alaskan job
  6. Hi guys so can I get the band that snapped re welded or is it scrap ,still wondering what I did to make it snap
  7. Hi yep all set up as should be and yes snapped at the weld as I am totally new to band milling it’s all a learning curve that’s for sure I need to spend a day with someone who has been using a bandmill for a while I think
  8. Hi yep get someone to mill it with an Alaskan especially if you have a mate with one ,bring it my yard and we can have a go no problem. Cheers Mark
  9. Hi guys what have I done wrong this time, I was milling some WRC yesterday and the sound my mill makes changed slightly so I check everything I can think of and only having a few cuts left I cracked on then bang my band snapped,defo a learning curve as always looking forward to all your thoughts. Thanks Mark
  10. Hi mate I have some cedar that is quite dry but very rain wet it’s an off cut that has been left in the rain ,Doug Fir I could cut green but I doubt that’s any good,and I have some western red but it’s not that good quality, I think you should still have my number give me a ring Cheers Mark
  11. Hi guys ,so today I was offered for free a big Scots pine ,but all I know about it is that it’s sappy and sticky ,but is it worth getting to mill as it’s free
  12. And he is Welsh so obviously one of the Gods children ,like all us Welsh folk .
  13. Shame it’s too far from me also
  14. Hi ,staining holly what a waste the colours in holly are ace ,it does have its issues when drying, but I have been quite lucky and have made some lovely furniture out of it ,it’s one of my favourite timbers it’s a creamy/grey colour and it just doesn’t come along in sawl log size very often. Thanks Mark
  15. Hi I yep it’s just a bummer and my last band ,and I am skint until another job comes in
  16. Milled just now all going good until I notice 3 ting shinny bits bloody tiny nails but what nice boards I am chuffed with them for sure
  17. Hi sorted the Walnut sorry no photos yet it was blowing quite a bit and still is going to loose a roofing sheet from our toilet building
  18. I was thinking about taking my iPad with the cartoon on it to show the matey
  19. So we have all seen the ‘very valuable black walnut tree ‘ cartoon so tomorrow I will be in that cartoon in real life , I met a retired woodworker the other day and after chatting I said I would drop some off cuts in for him to try and help him get back doing something as he isn’t well ,so he points me over the fence into a neighbors garden and there is an ok walnut butt so dropped my card in , so one of the first things the matey says to me is how much is it worth, I am going to have a good look in the morning I will take some photos but what to offer . Cheers Mark
  20. And as for a load of elm well defo not hear in Dorset you would be lucky to get one butt
  21. Hi Steve, the pedestals are the same so the table top can just drop in as it needs to be quite easy to dismantle and store ,as the client wishes I will take some photos of the pedestals tomorrow so you can see what I mean .
  22. Giant Redwood 4mtrs long and just over a mtr wide, routering in the cross bracing, its going to be amazing
  23. Looks quite similar to my woodland mill , and is there a dealer in the UK and what kind of after sales care would you get Chris at woodland mills is a nice guy and very helpful,just something to think about.but I would also be interested in what they are like Cheers Mark
  24. Hi thanks for Hi mate thanks for the pictures,my ramp set up was based on the woodland mills set up but I quickly realised that it is crap and after looking at your pics I might have to re work my set up ,but I may have a deal on a forklift if it works out fingers crossed and thanks for the last 2 photos showing the bridles Cheers Mark

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