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gobbypunk

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  1. I have carved some lime its very soft like horse chestnut and like everbody else said doesnt last outside but as Sreve said have a look at grinling gibbons his stuff is something else Cheers Mark
  2. Hi that last one is cool woulnt mind some of that myself, some slbs of it would be ace
  3. Hi I have quire alot of plum but most is cracked did my best with some of the bigger bits , sealed stright away and still split , I milled the main trunk ., but have loads of smallish bits left if anyone is interested I can take a photo or 2 let me know dont want much for it just a few beer tokens for dealing with it it will end up in the firewood pile otherwisem Cheers Mark
  4. Yeah that black staining defo some iorn in there , whats your plans for it
  5. Hi Blaisey nice vid , I do like that small forklift thingie that you have how much do you think one would cost me its ace I want one Cheers Mark
  6. Cheers for all your comments guys, much appreciated. Fortunately, there's nothing in our contract that says we have to deal with the agent - our lease is with the owner not them. I'm just curious about whether it may be actually illegal for them to tell us we can't contact our own landlady? The corrupting influence of power and money eh?!
  7. Hoping someone might have a bit of legal savvy as I'm having issues with my yard. Unfortunately, the owner of the property is now in her 80's so she employs an asset management company to handle her affairs. She's lovely but they ain't! Anyway, as the lease is between us and her, not us and them, do they have the right to tell me that I can't contact her to speak to her in person? Would be grateful for any info!
  8. Hi Steve I have tryed to get an old lawn bowl but not had any luck I dont spose it makes any odds though wood is wood , but clamping a bowl may pose a challange , why do you ask do you have one going spare Cheers Mark
  9. Hi I would rather have tats than a beard I have had my lip piersed for 20yrs or so I only have one ring in one side now but used to have 3 each side and never had any bad comments got kissed by a ppolice woman in cardiff so she could see what it felt like but that was before facial piersings were so common no it defo would not bother me I would employ someone who had a whole face done as long as he or she was good at their job being an old punk rocker I was used to being judged by how I looked so could not do it to anyone else Cheers Mark
  10. Hi Steve very nice work where can I get some lignum from I want to make a heavy mallet for my self Thanks Mark
  11. Hi you could use a bigger logs and just cut a slot to put the back in have a look on hear somewhere at some of my benches cheers Mark
  12. I will also agree just got a new echo carving saw arrived 2 days after I orderd it ace price and Thanks for all your help when I had issues with chain tension on my mill
  13. Hi I would be interested in some of the tools the old chisels are so much better steel will P M you
  14. Hi guys I have always had this problem espicially when milling big wide stuff on my own I find I just cant hold the mill flat when the first rail leaves the cut I have tried holding the rear rail down but I am only a small bloke so a kit to help is totalygood news Rob any idea when it will be ready Cheers Mark
  15. Yeah it is but the mud and the time they are in it gives the planks amazing colours I saw one where they were milling one but hey there is no reason why it couldnt be done just drop a few butts in the mud at the bottom of a river and see what happens be a cool experiment Cheers Mark
  16. Cool bit of reading same as the history books I read
  17. Hi guys I read alot of history type books and a few of them mention the french seasoning oak in rivers fell the tree and place it in the river for a year , but I have never verified this but it sort of makes sense cheers MARK
  18. Hi I would be interested as well maybe we could have a deal so everybody is happy would like to talk about delivery as well P M me or phone 01258 863705 eve or 07449736569 Cheers Mark
  19. Cool I like it , I was thinking of doing one but did a castle insted ,will post some pics when I get home , ace job I bet the libraury people are chuffed Cheers Mark
  20. Amazing work Simon ,so lifelike coool as f##k , and thanks for the show info I am carving at St Albans this weekend . Cheers Mark
  21. Hi I am in shaftesbury dorset and can halp with the elm and maybe the hornbeam ,the hornbeam may be too big will measure tomorrow and let you know cheers Mark
  22. Hi guys I am demoing chainsaw carving at a show in St Albans next weekend and going there from dorset would anybody have or know where I can get a cedar butt from so I dont have to take one with me got enough stuff to take , Thanks in advance oh did post this on chainsaw carving bit but got no replies Cheers Mark
  23. What a cleaver bloke , was wondering if it saves any money rather than just buying one , but cool as , I would llove to have a bandmill of any kind , one day hopefully Cheers Mark
  24. Hi guys I posred this in chaisaw carving but nobody got back to me ,so I am demoing at a show in St Albans next weekend and as mother in law livs round the corner need to take strimmer etc to dko some gardening for her so was wondering if anybody is near that may have a butt they could sell me or know of a yard I could get one from so I dont have to take one with me all that way western red would be cool but hey whatever would do thanks in advance Cherrs Mark

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