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  1. HI guys i have been thinking about some sort of milling bench to maybee do away with neeling down all the time i had a beem fall on me working on a barn conversion so my leg is not a1 so any way a simple ,movable raisable bench so you could roll the but on to it and the raise it i can think of most of it but not how to raise it anybody seen anything like this out there or fancy getting together to try and make one we have a welder in our new workshop co-op so fabracation not a problem be good to hear all your thaughts and lets hope it stops bloody raining Cheers Mark
  2. HI i use a 9and a half inch grinder with a backing pad with a rough sanding disc it takes big ridges out ok and width is no problem my planer only takes 12inch width and is a bloody pain as i want wide smooth boards ,anybody in dorset run a wide planer please get in toutch cheers Mark
  3. What are you doing with the mizer Mark
  4. The HSE are bonkers i walked into a dealers and paid cash for a 880 with a 4ft bar and they did not ask any questions and i am sure i could do alot more damage with that if i did not know what i was doing i would love a new top handle for carving with as they are so light ,hey i think the HSE are bonkers
  5. Hi i am based in shaftesbury dorset and i do exacyly what you are talking about in our workshop we also have a welder/metal craft and stained glass come down we are only about a hours drive from bristol P M me and we can sort out the details cheers Mark
  6. Hi guys i have been making some chopping boards to sell along side my planks and chainsaw carvings and at a fair last summer one of the other traders who only did chopping boards advised me to use work top oil i but i have not had time to look for any maybee a kitchen shop could help and i would be interested in a wooden mug for my coffee so can i get one from you cheers Mark
  7. Hi who is your very clever bloke and how would he fill the cracks with glass ,would he be into getting together to do some cool work i have been wanting to use glass in some sculptures but not sure how to do what i want even if it can be done Cheers Mark
  8. Hi i am new to milling myself what i can say is if you want to have a go a chainsaw mill the least expensive route to take but it all depends what you want to do and haw much money you have to spend £1500 should see you set up with an alaskan (Rob Dyer on hear is your man for that ) and a chainsaw you could ask around to see if anybody would let you have a day with them milling to see hoe you got on with it i am in dorset if you want to come down just P M me if we all help each other we will all get on better Cheers Mark
  9. I am based in dorset if you want to take a trip down and have a day milling with me before you commit to buying anything that would be cool just P M me and we will sort out the details might be best to wait for some better weather but hey no worries come down and have a go cheers Mark
  10. Hi i got myself an 880 with a 4ft bar and ripping chain i find the extra power a bounus and then if you do get well hooked and start doing some big stuff you will not be looking to up grade all depends on what you intend and your budget you may also want to look at the vid on the alaskan page (winch on an alaskan) i am also very new to milling and everybody rates a winch looks easy but have not had time to try it myself good luck and happy milling Mark
  11. Thanks woodpile but a bit confused by your message Cheers Mark
  12. Hi guys not even sure if i have spelling right but i have seen these chainsaw disc things that fit on a small grinder like 2 discs with a chain in the middle , what are they called and who sells them i have looked and looked but no luck can anybody help cheers Mark
  13. hi ,is there any of your beech left for sale as i would like a ton or 2 if poss 25"d or bigger would be cool also can you deliver to dorset cheers Mark
  14. <p>Hi rob i have an old 024 and was wondering if it would be powerfull enoough to run a 18/20inch long carving bar and if so would you have one and a sprocket and chain and how much would all that cost also still do not have the ebay link cheers Mark</p>

  15. Thanks guys looks like i will have to get one if it ever stops raining at the moment have to take big detour to get to my workshop but no milling in this weather itching to get stuck into some milling only had a few chances to use my new 880 and alaskan last year bound to have more questions Cheers Mark
  16. HI guys, I have just seen some photos of a small hand winch attached to an Alaskan and was wondering if it's worth bothering with - is there an issue keeping the rails flat on the log? Also looks a bit fiddly on and off the log - has anybody used one? What are your thoughts ? cheers Mark
  17. Hi just a quick thaught why not try aircraft aluminium its very light and stronger / less flexible than normal ali good luck with your build Mark
  18. HI yes i agree with everybody they are a good bit of kit especially for big chains well worth the money and rob dyer is the man for them he is very helpfull and a good bloke cheers mark
  19. HI i would love to come and have a go at milling some of your bog oak i have an alaskan so as for trashing a chain they are only £30 so no worries , i mill and make stuff so i would be up for a deal on some timber or whatever p m me and we could work it out if you want cheers and happy new year to all Mark
  20. HI ,do they only come with a saw or can you just get the bar attatchment they look cool as f*** but i can not afford £600 just now if you find out can you let us all know i am sure a few of us would want one but not with a saw included have fun with it happy new year to all gobby punk
  21. Hi i run an alaskan mill on a ms880 with a 4ft bar i can fit up to a mtr through it no probs i am based in dorset but would travell down if you wanted we could have a deal or just do a price for the job i have friends in london to stay with if the job ran to more than a day have a think and let me know my phone number is 01258 863705 if yuo want to give me a ring to chat about more cheers mark
  22. Hi i would be interested in your show i am based in dorset ,i have been doing shows for about 5yrs now so please let me know you could have a few of us there if you can cheers mark (gobby punk)
  23. Hi i run an alaskan mill and i am only in dorset be a pitty to log it all i am sure we can have a deal give me a ring on 01258 863705 if you want to talk more cheers mark
  24. Did you find a home for your beech?
  25. Cheers anyway, the main thing is that someone makes good use of it - I probably wouldn't have time to deal with it til after christmas anyway. All the best, Mark.

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