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Macpherson

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    Great for burning, smoke smells good to. Up here in the west coast birch and alder also ,grow everywhere and don`t take long to dry once split. Ideal if you`re feedin a small stove. cheers
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    Good tip thanks, I still have to decide how much to spend to get a decent reliable machine, but I suppose whatever I end up with I can check it`s penetration on a chunk of whatever`s being milled.........off to ebay then thanks Euan
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    Hi, I`ve been a regular reader of this forum for a long time, it`s great to glean knowledge through the hands on experience of others, anyway, joined up, and this is my first post, so..... I`m needing to metal detect before cutting or milling, sick of hitting debris, which is often in the first 8-10 feet of the tree. So can anyone advise on which detectors do or don`t get the job done,I`m mostly looking for embedded wire and iron nails, but if i hit gold I`ll let you know! I`m not wanting to waste cash on a machine that doesn`t do the job. Cheers Euan.

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