gobbypunk
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Hi never heard of it why is it so good
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Hi Bill,Thanks but already have 1 bid on flea bay so hopefully I will get something near what I paid . If you know anybody who wants a table ,mirror,chainsaw carving etc do send them my way Thanks Mark
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Hi guys they seem to use a lot of it in the U S for outside slab tables but same as everybody else not sure how they stop it from twisting etc.
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Hi guys I know I should have probably put this in classifieds but hey I am bad , I had a 076av on eBay but the buyer was in the USA so the sale fell through so I got the saw form Billpierce on hear never used it and now I need to make some cash to renew my lease on my workshop by the end of the month I paid £400 I think so offers as near to that but hey I need a grand by 31st . Thanks Mark
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Hi have a look for Simon O Rourke he has posted some quiet in depth info and a really good vid on grinding the heals , why don’t chain manufacturers just make carving chains with the heals already done.
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Hi guys thanks she is cuffed and it’s about the size of a big dinner plate
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Hi guys my girlfriend Ali made this box from some magnolia wood hope you like it
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Hi sorry only just seen your message I will take a photo later today.
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Hi I may be convinced to part with some of mine ,it’s bloody nice timber very pink how much do you need .
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Hi sorry no bar and chain ,I bought from Billpierce on hear just after my workshop was burgled but was lucky enough to get a brand new 880 bought for me from a charity so never used it and now I need to make some cash to renew my lease on my workshop.
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Hi Ratman I have a Sthil 076 av on eBay at the mo It’s a nice older saw 110cc ideal for milling it was on £250 yesterday and a buy it now for £350 .
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Hi guys how can anybody say milling is dull when you turn over the first cut and are the first person to see the grain that has been hidden inside its like opening a present especially if you are going to make suff , and all the people I know who run Mills from quite a big set up to a very small one all seem to be doing really well.
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Hi Adam shame you are so far away you are welcome to come and help me for the odd day but I am in Shaftesbury Dorset, I have anAlaskan and I am just about to buy a woodland mill Cheers Mark
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Hi Steve stunning work as usual,we now have a big Clarke lathe in our workshop but haven’t had time to have a play on it yet ,need a Chuck for it so I can do bowls etc , the truncheon is my fav the grain in the handle is ace Cheers Mark
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Hi good effort,a grinder with a rough disk on it will be a massive help I would be lost without mine , and if anybody wants to come and have a day doing a few basics , give me a shout I am in Shaftesbury Dorset Cheers Mark
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Finished the Dog Bone sat on an oak plinth and oiled
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Lettering jigs are ok if you want generic letters ,but we don’t do generic anything,and what’s wrong with my lettering.
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Sorry guys I will get it right one day the pics are under Dog Bone Cheers Mark
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Sorry forgot the photos, hear they are
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Hi I haven't posted any pics on here for ages so hear is a Dog Bone in western red commerating my mates old dogs, it will sit on an oak plinth in his garden, the lettering was y too bad but the bloody numbers are a fucking nightmare. Hope you like it Cheers Mark
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Recommend an air fed style mask for 4 eyes
gobbypunk replied to Shiny steve's topic in Woodcraft Forum
Hi the one you want is an Airshield Pro or Aircap both are ace I have the Airshield Pro and it’s ace best £200 ever but the ear defenders that are for it are crap don’t bother with them. -
Look I am no F###ing Divi I rang a bloody VOSA station and a big agricultural trailer sales yard and neither of them even mentioned an Iva so sorry for getting my panties in a twist but who else will know what the score is oh I know I will now ring the D V L A in Swansea and see what they have to say as this is just doing my head in .
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Shock loading ,is that like dropping it on the rails , I may make a roll up loading deck as some of my yard slopes nicely in the right direction to the lean too where the mill will live obviously a forklift like Blaisie has would be ace , but will have to go with the chain hoist,first as I will be totally skint after buying the mill and my landlady dropped a £1750 bombshell on us , the rent arrears from when I had my accident and I need to find it by Aug 1st .wish me luck
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I have been making a movable jib that will have a chain hoist on it ,all I need is a wheel for the bottom ,thinking about a front wheel and forks from a scooter or mini bike of some sort as it will slide into the scaffolding tube I am using for the leg
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Yeah I saw your post but just wanted to be sure as I should be collecting my Mill in the next week or so mine is also a 130 and I am now wondering about adding hydrolics to it as in a log lifter .
