Stere
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Spurting whats that? Same as a cornish or irish shovel? I got a hollander spade shape for sand Germans still made some proper decent spatens unlike the UK. https://www.baackspaten.de/com/Baack Spaten Katalog 2019.pdf
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Del Morino 4.5" PTO Chipper WWW.EBAY.CO.UK Chipper disc has steel bearing supports and is electronically balanced. 3-point hitch, category 4 PTO shaft. TP PTO Chippers — DJB Machinery Ltd WWW.DJBMACHINERY.CO.UK How about theese 2 both EU made I think under 5K but you will have to keep the 6" stuff for logs.....
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Welsh styles https://www.drystonewalling.wales/wp-content/uploads/2017/01/ClawddConstruction.pdf
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Weeding with shears hows that gonna work?
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Could count the tree rings, good job can see the exposed roots due to erosion digger would made it look tidy. Least there is no blackthorn
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Not bands but Ed Sheeran & Amy Whinhouses singing made be me think ric reeves singing in "club style" Any pop idol type stuff with the silly irritating warbling they do. Bands U2 Maroon 5 nu metal ones as only genre I don't like much of esp the popular stuff
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Tomicus piniperda?
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Posh pants? Exoboxers - would you want these for Christmas?
Stere replied to Arbmam's topic in General chat
Dunno I find the idea if a specific type of underpants for arb abit of a gimmick but the product may be fine. Cotton M&S boxers for me 😏 xmas pressy? -
Cats scratching post?
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Etsy is useless how do you get your products seen!
Stere replied to Thomas younger's topic in Woodcraft Forum
Got a link to your etsy shop? -
Interesting any more info on who is making them? I'd think yorkshire pattern would be popular , im not sure why there so popular apart from them looking "cool" Extra weight compared to than most patterns and the double bit useful for stakes?
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Im no familar with her food range but the few shop bought veggies burgers i tried etc always seem to tastes rubbish. Ive done homemade bean burgers from broad beans that were really nice though so they can be made tasty but the supermarket stuff never seemed to manage it? Also might be classed as ultra processed which isn't suppose to be good for you.
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middle ground firewood tree (growth rate vs burn quality)
Stere replied to Ollie_M's topic in Firewood forum
Only wanted 1 or 2 for the garden as a novelty problably not worth the hassle geting it from Suffolk to Wales. There is alot of low lying boggy rush covered ground reclaimed from the sea behind embankments about in N Wales though that could suit them. Failure to stop 'preventable flooding' across swathes of Anglesey slammed - North Wales Live WWW.DAILYPOST.CO.UK Landowners say they had to race to rescue animals as a result of recent stormy weather -
Supposedly the woods known as swiss pear & valuable (A Highly Valuable Black Walnut Tree type valuable?🤔) Swiss pear: Swiss Pear – Fritz Kohl Furnierwerk FRITZ-KOHL.DE Over the last years Pear has become one of the most demanded veneer species in Europe. Used for bedroom... Think i recall a site online with info of planting of new pear or "swiss" pear in plantations for the wood veneer in italy but I can't find it now...
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Casualties of the Russo-Ukrainian War - Wikipedia EN.WIKIPEDIA.ORG Alot of different figures with big variations between for the deaths on both sides.
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middle ground firewood tree (growth rate vs burn quality)
Stere replied to Ollie_M's topic in Firewood forum
Interesting says here that cricket bat willow Salix alba 'Caerulea are all female clones from one original tree. Cricket Bat Willow SUFFOLKLANDSCAPE.ORG.UK Oddly doesn't seem to be many nuseries selling cuttings. Wouldn't mind trying some will have to see if any nearby to propergate bits of. -
middle ground firewood tree (growth rate vs burn quality)
Stere replied to Ollie_M's topic in Firewood forum
Alder grows pretty fast coppices & likes wet ground. -
The old myth about copper nails used to kill trees thing?
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Is this the wettest (firewood selling )autumn you have known !
Stere replied to cessna's topic in Firewood forum
Punky is an good onomatopoeic word for the start of rot & the fluffy wood fibres....... -
Is this the wettest (firewood selling )autumn you have known !
Stere replied to cessna's topic in Firewood forum
I think most wood, especially some less durable species stacked outside, has a considerable calorific value decrease even before most visible signs of rot. Some sycamore I cut up recently for someone was well past its best in less than 3 months of being left outside after the trees were felled. The cross-cut end grain texture of rounds cut up from 2 meter lengths. was starting to go "fluffy." I recall some mention of a term in the book Norwegian Wood for firewood past its best. -
Seems more silky stuff is all sold on yahoo & rakuten which can be used with some kind of drop shipper Also has echo saws not sure on import taxes but postage is low? Item page | ZenMarket ZENMARKET.JP The cheapest and safest Japan online shopping service. Buy today from Japan Yahoo Auctions, Amazon.co.jp, Rakuten...
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Seems it was possible?
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Jeans are less snaggy than most chainsaw trousers & the brushcutter ones of similar outer fabrics Id look at workwear jeans or maybe hunting/shooting trousers etc decathlon do hunting ones not to pricey.
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Just googled so if you spent £1000 you can buy the unit but I don't think id you could then custom tune saws like with a car ecu? STIHL Diagnostic unit MDG 1 2017 - 5910 840 0210 WWW.DIYSPAREPARTS.COM
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100 Years of Urban Housing Success REASONSTOBECHEERFUL.WORLD Around the world, the cost of housing is destabilizing cities. In Europe, low interest rates meant to spur growth have caused...
