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organic guy

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  1. today's effort
  2. Brades 3 1/2 lbs Kent pattern, just needs a final sharpen
  3. one I planted as an acorn
  4. FFF&B this weekend end near Burford Next week National Hedgelaying Championships 2025 04/10/2025 08:30 - 16:30 £10 Waddesdon Manor, Aylesbury, Buckinghamshire, HP18 0JH Cotswold Comp in October CostswoldCompetition2025.pdf
  5. Latest project
  6. Sold as seen, no warranty 😂
  7. Friend found this in the back of his shed. He would like it to go to a good home. As he is a start up business I would like him to get something for it. DM me with offers if you like. I South Hams. OG
  8. Original top and all rivets removed and re used.
  9. Rivet through below the V. My son suggested drilling a small hole there. There is a crack there where the grain ran out but it stopped at the rivet. I would like it more D than V but that is to work on. We have a steam oven in the barn conversion we bought so it went in there for 11/2 hours on 100% humidity. Only fitted as it is a ladies' fork
  10. First attempt to steam a handle.
  11. 10 year old tree on dwarf root stock blown over last night. Laden with apples. Best solution? (Other than cut it down)
  12. Ash handle, elm head. Beetle for hedgelaying, but may be too posh!
  13. This weekend's effort, all from scratch.
  14. I found an antique one. Didn't work great.
  15. Strainrite Staple Puller - Farm Supplier WWW.FARMSUPPLIER.CO.UK Strainrite Staple Puller . Explore our extensive range of farming and animal supplies and shop today!
  16. Stock-ade Staple Mate Puller - Farm Supplier WWW.FARMSUPPLIER.CO.UK The STAPLEmate allows you to pull 9 gauge or 4mm staples out with ease. Plus, the STAPLEmate has a built-in wire cutter.
  17. i use a modified set of bolt cutters with a tooth to go into the staple without cutting it, but not great if tightly stapled. There is a NZ set of staple removers which are very good but expensive. Google "strainrite"
  18. Not sure where to post this, all scrap wood from neighbours builders waste, 4 new 100mm screws, 2 chair legs, 3 pallets and the toys rescued from the beach.
  19. Brother broke his shooting stick Made a new stick from elm but it was too bendy so made this one out of ash. Tested my sowing skills on the leather
  20. The beauty of passing a business across although next week I'm on a 13 tonner.
  21. Next project, made the handle from my own coppiced ash.
  22. Bulldog graft resurrected
  23. Rescued from neighbours scrap bin.
  24. Bought the book, thank you, it will keep me entertained much longer than it takes to read.

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