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    <p>hello there Braco</p>

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    <p>would you be able/interested to supply whole logs for firewood processing if so what kind of quantity at any one time, rough price and where abouts in Aberdeenshire are you.</p>

    <p>If I could find a way to get them to Aberdeen to the streamline shipping company then I could work out how much delivery would be to see if viable.</p>

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    <p>Many Thanks Alan Pratt</p>

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    <p>Mob 07876547419</p>

    <p>e.mail <a href="mailto:" rel="">[email protected]</a></p>

     

  2. orkneyalan
    cheers Much appreciated Jon
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    Hi there Braco I would certainly be interested in getting a supply of logs for processing if you want to drop me an e.mail I could get in touch and discuss further cheers Alan
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    hello there nepia I was thinking if I could get a source of timber far enough north i would take it back via scrabster if your guy would be interested in selling i am defiantly interested. Cheers Alan
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    hello there hardyspicer I live just outside kirkwall in St.Ola
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    evening two acres there is certainly plenty of wind up here and a severe lack of trees
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    Evening all, NEWBEE ALERT I am looking into processing fire wood as a part time business I all ready have been selling the scraps from doing chainsaw carving and it sells well. So could anyone point me in the rite direction as to where I can get a supply of logs for processing I live in Orkney far north of Scotland. Thanks Alan
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    Thanks ,it took me approx 12hrs all in.
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    Thanks for all the positive comments guys
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    Here Is my second go at carving an eagle he stands at six foot tall. room for allot of improvement but only been carving for just over a year now.
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    Cheers for the advice guys, I will contact the chainsawbars guy and see what he can set me up with.
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    Hello folks looking for some advice on which chains to be using on standard bars for carving it would be for a stihl ms 181 and 271 I use a dime tip and carving chain on the ms 170 and it always seems to cut faster and better ,do you get such a thing as a carving chain for bigger standard bars ??? I am confused HELP,, feels like the biger cuts using the ms271 take forever even with a new chain
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    very smart ,I to must some day get round to making a sign .
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    looking good
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    It sure was, I now have to use the saws in the middle of a field not fun in the middle of winter but weather is starting to turn now so getting a bit more done
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    Hi there I am very interested in how you made these eye burs are the just lathed from mild steel and is there any kind of abrasive surface inside the bur so it grinds the wood . Thanks Alan
  17. orkneyalan
    Evening all just thought I would share my latest carvings that I did for a local kids playgroup .
  18. orkneyalan
    I use a 170 with a cannon dime tip 12" and I would highly recommend it nice and light and plenty of grunt with a quarter pitch chain .
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    I think your opening statement sums that up "I'm not a carver"! I am sure your rasp thingy is not bad to use and safe enough ,I think the main point here is using a chainsaw blade disc when the guy is only starting at chainsaw carving .
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    Stick with a carving bar and sanding discs ,with the money you save from that chainsaw disc thingy buy a makita file sander ,I agree with the other guys bloody deadly peece of kit .hope that helps
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    Pictures
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    Made a start on a new owl today ,bit to go yet but taking shape.
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    Ah ha this could be the answer to a quiet chainsaw that wont upset the neighbors
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    Trust me the thought has crossed my mind ! the guy next door loves nothing more than complaining to the council and making peoples life difficult around the neighborhood ,I feel his time is coming soon where he pushes me that e bit to far !!
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    I am up the other end of the country, Orkney Isle (Scotland) thanks for the offer though it would have been good to see one working . The flow rate on your power pack is on the low end of the range for the cs06 saw so yours may give you a slower speed they recomend between 26lpm to 34lpm. Cheers Steve for the offer Thanks Alan

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