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gobbypunk

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  1. Hi Si family are good thanks ,hope to catch up soon ,the offer to come and carve at my yard still stands I have a fair sized lean too ,take care Cheers Mark
  2. Hi Si hope you had a good crimbo and new year ,do give me a ring if you head down dorset way when you get fed up where you are be good to catch up ,ALL the best take care cheers Mark
  3. If you were nearer I would come and mill it with my alaskan but Dorset is a bit far away I am sure somebody near you would come with an alaskan or get one from Rob D once you have a go you will be hooked I was post some pics when you do mill it Cheers Mark
  4. Hi Guys hav3 you seen the house the same bloke has done everything is carved from wood ,table,plates ,clothes have a look its amazing must have taken an age Cheers Mark
  5. Happy New Year Big J its such a shame you are so far away with all that elm we dont have any hear in dorset if you do send any down my way please do let me know as only been in my yard for 18 months still getting it set up as I want it so cant afford a pallet of my own but you never know maybee I will get lucky and can get a few boards on with an order from someone not too far away ,Good Luck for the new year Cheers mark
  6. Hi Guys just wanted to say Happy New Year to you all Cheers Mark:thumbup1:
  7. Hi Guys just wanted to say Happy New Year to you all Cheers Mark:thumbup1:
  8. Hi Jo I recon the best chainsaw mills are The Alaskan and Rob D on hear can sort you out with one and ripping chains ,spares for them as well ,talk to him he is very helpfull ,I have a 4ft Alaskan and its ace you may want to have a look at a thread on hear called (winch on an Alaskan ) everybody rates putting one on I have one and its one of my first jobs of the new year getting it sorted hope this helps a bit Happy New Year Cheers Mark
  9. Rob D on hear is the best place for spares and accessories .Thanks Guys some really good info would like to print it off and have it in a file Happy Christmas to you All Cheers Mark
  10. That but in the photo with the saw on it I would mill that just take 2 cuts and see what you get I bet that looks cool when milled ideal table top Cheers Mark
  11. Hi I would cut the rot off and see what the rest mills like take a couple of cuts to see what its like hopefully you should get some nice figuring/spalting in it Cheers Happy Christmas Mark
  12. Hi I would be interested at the right price I paid £10 for a pillar drill like the one pictured so I dont want to insult you with offers would you P M so we can chat what other stuff do you have for sale chisels etc Cheers Happy Christmas Mark
  13. Thanks for sharing Big j being new to milling and wanting to get a bandmill to go with my alaskan all the tips and info are ace ,just off to my local woodyard who are closing on the 24th maybee some bargins ,Happy christmas Cheers Mark
  14. Hi I am no expert but if the wood is green/fresh cut and you bring it inside it will move and crack but not sure how much ,a lacquer may peel with the moisture from inside the wood ,I have had some success with putting small bits of wood in the microwave to dry it I did this with some coasters so depending on size you could try that Cheers Mark
  15. Hi Bill you workshop is in shaftesbury and yeah come and say hi and have a coffee ane mince pie ,Just phone me 07449736569 no worries Cheers mark
  16. Hi fen I am in shaftesbury dorset ,there are no end of things youcould make from coffee tables book case bed blanket box ,you are welcome to come down to my workshop with some planks once you have milled them and spend a day making whatever no worries Cheers mark
  17. Thanks Big J will do as you say comes with practice as I am still quite new to chainsaw milling but totaly hooked I want a bandmill now ,just love turning over the first cut to see what its like Cheers Mark
  18. Hi big J how often should I do the depth gauges I was taught once for every 3 times on the cutters should that differ for a ripping chain ,I milled some spalted beech a few days before and mill was doing fine I know its alot softer ,but honestly that oak was the hardest timber I have ever come across harder than greenheart ,thanks for your advise Cheers Mark
  19. Hi Mark I have an alaskan and would be up for coming and milling it for you no worries done a few sweet c nuts nice to mill P M me I am sure we can have a deal Cheers Mark I am Mark also
  20. Nice one Stu pics looking good aching a bit today though ,good day apart from snapping a chain Cheers Mark
  21. Hi Paul been wondering the same thing I almost got myself a turbo plane but a bit pricey not knowing what they are like be interesting to see what the guys think Cheers Mark
  22. Thanks Marc ,and fairywings cool no worries always up for other people coming and working with us any time cheers Mark
  23. Hi have you tryed advacut from the vet not sure on the spelling but I am sure they will know what you want hope this helps Cheers Mark
  24. Hi Mr Twig yeah you are right it does become a bit dishearting but we do it for the love of doing it isnt it just ace when you make something for someone and they are just so chuffed with it it makkes it all worth while what do you reckon Cheers Mark
  25. Wish I could get that kind of money for my work but good luck to them Cheers mark

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