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  1. gobbypunk
    Hi Rob , ask the Longleat woodland guys they have all sorts and are quite helpfull , may see you there Cheers Mark
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    Hi I use a hydrolic motorcycle lift with a wooden post to ratchet to it can lift quite a big log and at diffrent heights its ace for your back ebay about 70quid Cheers Mark
  3. gobbypunk
    Thats ace, cool work, better than mine Cheers amark
  4. gobbypunk
    Hi I have some stunning spalted beech , if you are interested , I can take some pics tomorrow or sat I am in Dorset Cheers Mark
  5. gobbypunk
    Oh one other thing ratchet straps and ground pins so if it gets windy you can anchor your stall down I had one blow away in the night once , dont worry about asking for logs to be provided most big country est will have their own woodland team and I have found most are ok Cheers Mark
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    hi , you defo will need public liability insurance , I W W Wallace is who I use . a market stall gazebo , warning signs rope to rope off your carving area and a tarp for the mess as alot of shows are at country houses oh and of course stock to sell, if you have a box van you could sleep in the back , alot of stall holders do , or a tent or caravan depends on how comfy you want to be and how much fafing around you are up for but one thing be prepared for doing a show and not selling hardly anything you can never tell one show you may take £1500 and the next year the same show it could be £50 but its all advertising , also when talking to show organisers its worth asking if they pay demonstrators as some do or at least a free pitch I think woodfest is in your part of the world , good luck cheers Mark
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    Hi guys thanks for your replies , as for price I think spill resistant bar tops , with the stunning colours that it would have would be well worth a few grand , and bathroom sinks , I am sure once it was all set up it would get cheeper, who knows some company that makes resin may have some sort of deal , so I will just start gathering the kit I will need and see where it goes if anybody has a vacume pump, bag they dont want any more and if any of you want to get involved in having a go please do give me a shuot will keep you informed of my progress Thanks Mark
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    Hi Steve, its the very bright vivid colours that I like , lime green ,electric blue, if I can manage to do table top sized planks that would be so amazing , as nobody else seems to be doing it, so if anybody out there has a big vacume bag ., or just wants to have a go at making some give me a shout any more info on this would also be very much appreciated
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    So have you ever done it , could it be done on a large scale , Thanks for the info will have to do mor research Thanks Mark
  10. gobbypunk
    Hi guys, I have just been watching forged in fire and on there , the girl used stabelised wood for her knife handle, it was , purple ish , what has been done to the wood does anybody know I so want to make some Thanks Mark
  11. gobbypunk
    Nice ash boards, I have some large ash to mill as soon as I can get on the land where it is , so bloody muddy, but one thing I am sure that there was a thread about drying sycamore standing upright to avoid staning ,, might be worth a look Cheers Mark
  12. gobbypunk
    Cool as f##k looks ace , but its a bloody ball ach cutting sanding loads of pallets we did a shop fit for a mate who opened an off licence all done with pallet wood , a shevron counter top , spirit cupboards , beer shelfs,etc but it closed down after 6 months and all our work went in the skip, didnt find out till it was too late, will try and find some pics, nice job bet you are chuffed Cheers Mark
  13. gobbypunk
    Nice job, do you have a machine to move it with, be a major ball ach hand balling it all , be cool to see some of the milled planks Good luck with it Cheers Mark
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    Hi kevin , sorry I think you are wrong my girlfriend does pencil drawings of dogs living and dead ones from pictures , it takes her ages but I tell you she has had people in tears with the way she can caputre what the dogs are like , but its a rare gift to be able to capture that living spark , sorry just had to say , but nice job on the dog , I am finding carving animals quite hard , its all the fine features , hope the client likes it . Cheers Mark
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    I bet they used some sort of resin glue , Eli Chem make this amazing stuff I glued a portland stone carvinginto an oak frame and it was about 1x2 feet and heavy its been up on the wall for months and months .
  16. gobbypunk
    Cool as I like it I bet getting it level was a nightmare
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    Hi guys thannks for your nice comments, and no Rover not worried about it droping its having a wheel as the lady its for is in her 80,s and Mr Twig bone oak is cool and like you said hard wearing Cheers Mark
  18. gobbypunk
    Finished this one a few weeks ago but haven't got round to taking any pics til now - this was made from pieces of oak left over from my mates swing mill; took a bit of working out for jointing the corners, which are pegged with yew for the colour contrast. This one's up for sale now for £600. It's free-standing or can be leant against the wall.
  19. gobbypunk
    Our latest creation at Twisted Oak - our company name was really appropriate for this job! Finding enough bone oak and getting all the pieces to fit right with each other took some doing - proper krypton factor! Next bit of fun will be hanging them but looking forward to seeing them in place at their new home.
  20. gobbypunk
    Thats amazing so cool such a craft , glad someone is keeping the skills alive
  21. gobbypunk
    No worries Steve ,but not in the yard till friday
  22. gobbypunk
    Hi Steve not sure what sort of magnolia can send you a bit anyway if you want or some pics up to you no worries Cheers Mark
  23. gobbypunk
    Hi Steve I have some magnolia in the yard at the mo and some green heart if any use Cheers Mark
  24. gobbypunk
    Cool jobs you have on the go , are they all 3 phase
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    What about the other two

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