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  1. Hi no not that damp it was standing dead , just off to mill the rest into bits we can move ,more pics to follow
  2. Hear are the smallest 2 butts
  3. Hi guys thought I would give you an update on the monkey puzzle, I am going to collect it early doors Tuesday, our new mateys at our yard are going to help he has a lanky and a 2 tonne trailer , so the plan is to cut it into 10ft ish butts and roll , winch them onto his trailer , the top end bits should be light enough to get in my van as it was standing dead , hopefully take it all in one go will post some pics , hope it don’t bloody rain . Cheers Mark
  4. Oh yeah and wearing a utility belt that would make Batman proud
  5. Hi me and a mate looked into becoming trainers yrs ago and unless something has changed , if you have a chainsaw ticked you are qualified to teach one on one so just find the required notes on what they need and go through it with them then call in an assessor, cross cutting and maintenance is easy , disassemble clean reassemble identify type of chain and file needed sharpen and then cut some logs up .easy
  6. Hi guys I had a go at clamping straight to the plank and nothing happened at all no sparks nothing so clamped to some 6inch nails then off it went , but not getting a consistent result I think I need to re earth my set up , where do you take your earth from . Cheers Mark
  7. Sorry I mean the red one in the photos is that yours
  8. Nice truck ,loud as F##k crash gearbox ace fun to drive I wish I never sold my Militant , someone on hear was saying they know of a matador in Dorset but wouldn’t tell me where it is , is it yours ?
  9. Hi I am in Mark Evans -Twisted Oak Timber Creations covering Dorset bits of Wiltshire and Somerset Chainsaw Milling up to 4ft kiln and Air drying also available 01258 863705 landline 07449 736569 mobile [email protected]
  10. Wow fit hard guys they were
  11. No idea who’s work that is but is good work and hasn’t cracked much by the look of it , where is it
  12. Hi , not sure what he is doing for the walls , I know he is going to try and make bifold doors but that’s a long way off , and no I will not Mill him any bigger beams as when he had a mate with a woodmizer in he would not Mill a small butt for me .Thanks guys as I was just curious , it seems my thinking was about right .
  13. Thanks guys , much like I thought.
  14. Hi guys , my new partners at my yard are just undertaking a D Fir timber frame build and I am interested in what he is doing he has a 6 mar span and is trying to use 6x2s but he has 3 joins that are just bolted with coach bolts as soon as I saw it I did say to him it wouldn’t work now he is trying to brace it up with like 2mm strips of steel , in my mind he needs to start again with some bigger beams what do you all think is there like any guide lines for timber frame work , if it was me it would be like 4x6 at least .
  15. Hi I think that’s a good idea , one idea a fellow Arab talker mentioned to me when I had my accident was like an insurance type thing hear on arbtalk say we all put in a tenner and then buy some saws and invest the rest when one of us gets burgled or has an accident then there would be some help , like a saw to borrow until you can get a new one etc you get the picture what do you think , back to the monkey puzzle my mate who runs a sawmill is probably going to help me with it if I am lucky I might even get it milled on a woodmizer in with the deal
  16. Hi Jon already asked a mate who has a hi ab lorry if he will move it for me just waiting for him to get back to me , I just thought it would be nice to share .
  17. Oh god yeah the other side of the country almost , shame , hopefully someone will be up for it.
  18. Hi guys so nobody wants to go shares on this monkey puzzle, bloody hell I really thought somebody would pitch in so it doesn’t get ringed up for firewood
  19. Oh yeah will be totally looking after myself, last week after I got over the sawdust in my eyes , I then had some bug sitting on the bog throwing up in the bath , but better now thank F##k
  20. Hi guys I have been offered a monkey puzzle it's about 4ft at the base and 40 tall haven't seen it yet I am not in a position to deal with it all so do any of you want to share it with me 8/10ft would do me, its near Wincanton Dorset /Somerset border, I am going to have a look at it next Wednesday so will take some photos then Cheers Mark
  21. Hi the best person to speak with is Rob D from Chainsaw Bars he is a font of knowledge on bars and chains . Cheers Mark
  22. Hi look out for chain tension issues with the solid nosed bar I had loads of probs until Rob D recommended a sprocket nosed bar then way to go no more chain tension issues , but good luck and have fun , milling is ace when you first turn over that slab and see what the grain is like F###ing Cool as , do post some pics Cheers Mark
  23. Hi yeah I am thinking , I must have been Attila the Hun or Ghengis Khan ,in a former life all the bloody accidents , Ha ha bloody ha ha
  24. Ha so it seems I am not alone , hope you get back on your feet soon Nepia glad to hear you don’t need surgery , eyes are much better tonight, but defo the worst thing that’s happened to them when I left the house yesterday morning to head to A and E I just couldn’t see F ###ing scary Stay Safe Guys Mark
  25. What are those goggles from Sthil like I will have a look for them , one thing Optrex is sort of expensive and don’t last that long , it’s mostly whitch hazel and sterile water , it would be cool to make my own but how much whitch hazel to mix in anybody know a herbalist

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