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gobbypunk

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  1. Cool as Fuc#, hope it don’t fade too much your house is going to look ace do show us what it looks like fully clad
  2. Hi if anyone wants any furniture,tables,benches,mirrors etc then do give me a shout,all of a sudden I don’t have any work so if anybody wants anything making ,or any milling done please do get in touch Many Thanks Mark
  3. Nice,where did you get the old lab benches from are there any more of them , we have one that has 2 one meter brass rulers one on either side we use it as a display table in our gallery,so would like to match something on the other wall. Cheers Mark
  4. Yeah nice table , nice work bet You are chuffed have a big slab of Plane for a one piece table top just need some 4x4 or 6x6 for the legs and frame if anybody has any going spare. Cheers Mark
  5. Hi why not put a ground sheet down and Mill it with an Alaskan
  6. Wow they are so coool must have taken ages are they for sale be hard to price Ace work . Cheers Mark
  7. Hi I have already ordered the bushes only £30 including delivery,so can’t hurt to change them ,will defo look at the follow wheel ,so my next question is what type of bands to use I am reading a lot of good things about Ripper 37 bands ,what type do you use ,sorry if I am asking obvious questions but never had a bandmill before , but no time to play with it for at least another week doing my head in I have some nice logs to mill,English Elm ,SpaltedBeech ,western red, can’t wait. Thanks Mark
  8. Bloody spell check again bloody does my head in always changing things you don’t want hanged
  9. That looks like a nice bit of kit but bet it’s expensive as it’s wood mixer ,I was offered a 4ft wide planer thicknesser by someone on hear a few yrs back but didn’t have the money unfortunately wonder if he still has it , just sorted a deal on a 25 inch thicknesser but can’t have it till November and will need a 3phase converter or genny if anybody has one they don’t want.
  10. Thanks mate , I have just ordered some nylon bushes for the uprights on the saw carriage as it’s quite wobbly only £30 so I think a service and new bushes,bearings,blade then it’s just a learning curve. Thanks Mark
  11. Hi I will take some pics of what I am getting and see if they are similar to what you are getting.but will not be until Saturday Thanks Mark
  12. Hi guys what sort of cut are you getting from your woodland mills , I have just bought a hm130 and the cut is quite rough I can get a smoother cut with my Alaskan is it set up wrong ,could some of you please post some pics of some boards you have milled so I can compare with what I am getting. Many Thanks. Mark
  13. Hi I run 404 on my Alaskan always have and a nice Sugi bar been milling like that for 5/6yrs now ,good luck and have fun ,too F###ing hot for milling at the mo at a show yesterday and Saturday bloody melting in my Kevlar !hats off to the tree monkeys this weather
  14. Hi Lazarus ,what kind of results are you getting how long can you get 1/2mtrs or less
  15. Hi I think we should get in touch with the minister for trade and say hey we want the same tools available hear ,I remember it was the same with crash helmets, the Simpson Starwars was tested to drag racing standards in the US and at the time were stricter than the road safety standards hear but they were banned now they are everywhere even that bloody guy the Stig has one .
  16. Hi Roy’s yep I used a microwave transformer,but I am on the lookout for a transformer from oil burning central heating as I have been told they are safer the neon transformers there are 2 types and only the one type is any good but can’t remember what one sorry. Cheers Mark
  17. So like quite a lot of you I expect I watch Building Alaska and shows like it ,on a few of them I see them using power tools that are just not available in this country I just seen a chainsaw attachment for a circular saw for cross cutting big beams ,why is it that we can’t buy things like that hear .
  18. Hi yep defo worth milling ,do you want it all as I am always up for some pear wood . Cheers Mark
  19. Hi yep just a quick box I knocked up it’s going to have rope handles quite chuffed with it ,we are at a wood fair this weekend so hopefully it will sell but as with most things I make putting a price on it is difficult ant thoughts on what’s it worth Cheers Mark
  20. Coast Redwood takes the burn really well
  21. Hi guys, a table top from the monkey puzzle I milled with my Alaskan a few months back hope you like it Cheers Mark
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  22. Hi the first thing I would do is remove the bark there is an ugly wood boaring beetle that loves oak bark and sapwood ,and the general rule of thumb is an inch a year plus a year so 3 yrs for a 2 inch board but depending on what you want to make a shorter drying time may work
  23. Hi Mr Slabber ,no the joinery can be a simple as you want or are able to do !you could just use coach bolts and screws ,you can get black coach screws from eBay and make a feature of them easy peasy
  24. Yep sticky as and heavy but amazing boards , I have a load of monkey puzzle that I got a few months back can’t wait to Mill the rest of it ,the sections with the branches are worth it but the rest will probably be quite plain,there should be some photos of some shelves I did for my daughter in the woodcraft forum, so I would say get it and mill it .
  25. Thanks guys

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