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  1. gobbypunk
    Hi Agri not sure about one up one down but will make sure next time will post some pics on weekend after attaching the ends ,coach bolts went to the powder coaters today Cheers Mark
  2. gobbypunk
    Hi Agri thanks I have 3 50mm thick 2+mtrs long walnut boards they were milled about 9 months ago stickered and left I then moved them into my workshop and left them for about 2 weeks I have now biscuit jointed them together the table is to go into a house so central heating do you think cutting some slots on the underside will help many thanks Cheers Mark
  3. gobbypunk
    Hi guys I was just thinking with the nice thick slab table tops maybee a few small saw cuts running down the underside would reduce movement whilst seasoning ,like some chainsaw carvers put in carvings to reduce cracking ,oh and does anybody know where I can order m12 200/250 long coach screws in black all I can find is shinny ones and paint will chip off Cheers Mark
  4. gobbypunk
    Any Idea who made it where did it come from so much better than a shite composite cheers Mark
  5. gobbypunk
    TOTALY AMAZING wish I had 4yrs to spend just making one thing ,what a tallent love to see it in real life could look at it for ages Cheers Mark
  6. gobbypunk
    Hi what will you do with it when you haul it out i have an alaskan mill so could come and plank it up it would make some nice planks i bet P M me if interested ii am only in shaftesbury i could come and help haul it out if you want Cheers Mark
  7. gobbypunk
    Hi it does not look like elm i pulled some elm from out of a river and was completely diffrrent but do haul it out and cut it ,it may have some cool colouring inside post some picks when you cut be good to see iinside Cheers mark
  8. gobbypunk
    Cool Ace job Cheers Mark
  9. gobbypunk
    Thanks Guys ace Just let me know when and I will arrange some BEERS etc Thanks Again Cheers Mark
  10. gobbypunk
    Hi Nepia that would be totally amazing ,I could give you a chainsaw carving or something and a bit for fuel for being such a star obviously the biggest bits would be preferred but whatever you can do.So now to Kev what do you want for it or is it a freebie Many Thanks Guys Cheers Mark
  11. gobbypunk
    Hi kev where to are you and the wood I am in Dorset and dont want to drive for miles and miles but I do love beech like that to make tables from Cheers Mark
  12. gobbypunk
    Hi have a look at hud-son mills imported from the U S by people called just saws a trailered one is about £6000 for a 36inch wide cut cheers mark
  13. gobbypunk
    Hi yeah a ball in a cage I carve them it takes a steady hand and practice but if you can use a saw you could do it as for the wooden chain they are f*****g hard I have only managed 2/3 links and just as the others said about the chain Cheers Mark
  14. gobbypunk
    Thanks Rob how much will one of those set me back or are the sugi hara better and or cheeper many thanks Cheers Mark
  15. gobbypunk
    How did he hollow out them long skinny buts he must have a bloody long chisel Cheers Mark
  16. gobbypunk
    Hi Rob what you said about the chain tension slach then tight then hanging off the bar is exactly whats hapening to me do you think I should change the bar for a sprocket nosed one Cheers Mark
  17. gobbypunk
    Nice work very similar to what I make I have an old sewing machine base but It has an oak slab on it will post some pics of it keep posting pics like to see what other people make Cheers Mark
  18. gobbypunk
    Like a few have said chemichial anchor i am building a lean to and fixed 4 brackets to the concreate in my yard to hold the bottom of 10 by 10 cms uprights drilled holes in went the anchor glupe and threaded bar 100mm long bolted brackets down 10 min later no worries ot going anywhere good luck with your shed Cheers mark
  19. gobbypunk
    HI Skyhuck so while milling even with a short break between planks ,coffee etc the chain would not cool over much so as long as I loosen the chain at the end of the day it should not dammage my crank I hope what do you think Cheers Mark
  20. gobbypunk
    Thanks Rob Will get winch set up for next time I use the mill I have some ceder of leb to do for myself as soon as I get some time buliding a lean to in my yard at mo , Hi skyhuck what do you think I should do then as I cant mill with a slack chain Cheers Mark
  21. gobbypunk
    Thanks guys I kind of thaught that was what was going on will have to get a sprocket nosed bar from Rob D only £200 money well spent how much heavier would an aux oiler make the mill set up its heavy enough as it is Cheers Mark
  22. gobbypunk
    Hi guys I have another one was milling some big oak yesterday and had to keep adjusting my chain tension could this be down to me having a solid nosed bar not a sprocket nosed I think Rob D mentioned something about it when I did a day with him but that was ages ago Thanks in advance for your thaughts Cheers Mark
  23. gobbypunk
    Is that a real pumpkin in the water (cool) Cheers Mark
  24. gobbypunk
    Amazing really nice work cant wait to see what the top looks like COOl Cheers Mark
  25. gobbypunk

    <p>Hi Kevin I was told to contact you in relation to milling the timber you have in Basingstoke there was a post on hear asking for milling I have an alaskan mill and I am based in shaftesbury Dorset so I am about an hour away depending on traffic on the 303 my phone number is 01258 863705 after 8pm is best or 07449736569 cheers Mark</p>

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