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gobbypunk

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  1. Hi so doing a bit of a clear out at home I came across a big bag of T Lights ,and obviously at the yard I have more off cuts than I know what to do with ,so does anyone hear make T Light holders do they sell are they worth buggering around with I dont like them myself but if I can make a few quid or would I be better off giving them away ,just thought I would see what everyones thoughts are . Cheers. Mark
  2. You could try drilling a hole up the inside of it in the middle it may release some of the tension inside on relief carvings we used to carve slots down the back to stop cracking .
  3. So what will happen with those Greenheart beams that were pulled out I dont suppose there is any chance of a couple of them coming down south I would love enough to make a dining table its one of my fave timbers
  4. Its a real shame that they are not worth the time and hassle that old kit is so well made my big thicknesser is older than me and is still going strong .
  5. Hi not used that one but have other Arbotech attachments and to be honest they just aint that good ,the Ball Cutter is crap and I think we have another 2 things they just stay in the box ,if you want I can take a vid of them in use or if you are
  6. Funny how things happen I have a call back from them tomorrow they wanted to have a look at our website and get back to me but now I have read this then I will not be giving them any cash for sure Nice one guys
  7. Got to be worth a grand just for the saw I dont get this it aint as powerfull but hey,I have an 880 with only 5/6 hrs use on it got as a replacement after we were burgled and there is no way I would let it go for under a grand but thats what I think other people will think different but they aint perfect like me
  8. Milling Greenheart the only timber my 880 and Alaskan bounced off normally the chain will feed itself into the cut but Greenheart I had to kinda propper make it cut into it but when it was in the cut it wasnt too bad ,comes up real nice put through a planer .I would defo have a go at milling some more but not enough to build a house though but a nice dining table would be cool
  9. Hi everyone does anyone live in Dorset and have a tractor/Unimog or similar that would be up for helping me rescue an old truck it needs towing ,and to get a haulage company in is way too expensive so anyone on hear up for helping Please
  10. I was lucky to get a heap of 1inch pine shelving come out of a doctors just in the skip ran that through the table saw but ran out of that now so when I am milling Cedar I will cut a few inch boards and leave them dry they work out ok but its bonkers how many stickers I have cut ,if I came across some recycled plastic at an inch thick nice and cheap I would be tempted to make some out of that but would need to be cheap ,there may even be a company somewhere that has something like 1x1 plastic off cuts now that would be cool
  11. Yeah lets see what you have made,what have people said who have seen your work
  12. Cool as ace project to be involved with ,we could do with a few high profile projects
  13. Its resl nice timber to work with and looks ace I will be sad when its all gone might have to make myself something
  14. Hi mate no photos yet they are not quite done but will take some photos when done no worries
  15. Hi Saul Happy new year ,loving the Strawberry Tree making 5 serving platters from it for a posh school
  16. Cool thanks guys I am only going to have an 18 inch overhang at the most on one end
  17. Hi guys I have an old airport trolley and plan to build a childs size wagon on it but I want to extend the floor plan Oak would be cool but I have some big ish Redwood sawlogs that are in my way do you think something like 6x2 frame sat on the metal trolley then build my stud walls ,will the Redwood be strong enough not having used it much I am not sure thats why I ask. Thanks. Mark
  18. It might be worth talking to your local demolition company to see it they have any old houses coming down or sports halls etc they may let you reclaim the boards ,there is an add in our local face ache marketplace for reclaimed maple flooring from squash courts £10 sq meter I think .pallet wood floor would be cool but it takes ages to de nail and sand nice maybe a cheap thicknesser would be a good buy we did an off licence for our mate from pallet wood took an age but looked ace
  19. At the Est I look after we have a Honda 4stroke strimmer and its over 20yrs old and we only kinda look after it and that revs real well hardly uses any oil and is totally the best strimmer I have ever used for sure ,so I spose they could use a similar set up in a saw I wonder why Honda didnt but hey if it aint broke why try and fix it
  20. Hi Jon ,yeah as always
  21. A long time ago I looked into teaching Chainsaws with my mate and as far as we could find out and this was from where I did my ticket if you have the ticket yourself you can teach one to one but things may have changed
  22. Hi not sure where all the Chainsaw Carvers have gone I dont hardly do any since I broke my ankle real bad all the off cuts on the floor make it kinda difficult sadly but not sure where everyone else has gone.

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