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I don't get why you use briquettes also as are they not more expensive? Are they more like coal so you don't have to feed fire so often? Id think hornbeam would burn just as long as a briquette? Romania seem to have a lot more forest area than he UK thus I assume its a lot cheaper to get firewood. Some Softwood is always handy also to get a fire going fast,

Did you see this chipper that look similar? Tracked Bio-Shredder with Combustion Engine CIP 120-S CINGO - Zanon WWW.ZANON.IT The CIP 120-S CINGO allows shredding different types of material such as branches and foliage, reducing the volume of waste by 5/6 times. Not sure if they are really made in Italy as claimed as they seems too cheap? Re badged Chinese? Also there is a Ukrainian branch logger one if chip size isn't important

To actually replace 3 mature oak trees would be near impossible or be a 7 figure sum i reckon. (I am guessing on a minimum of say 50yrs old in age as the definition of mature for oaks) Kind of thing is best left to billionaires, Tree makes sea voyage for Georgia park project WWW.BBC.CO.UK Enormous tulip tree uprooted and moved to billionaire ex-prime minister's new park. Maybe they left the stumps and they will sprout like the sycamore gap tree?

Stake looks like it needs removing and & having slate round trees isn't a good idea in general imo. If you really want to max out the crop remove the slate add a mulch round base and through pruning or pegging them down try and get the branches spaced out & make them more horizontal or at least 45 degrees as your tree looks to have a lot of vertical branches which tends to fruit less. Poor blossom but a good crop kind of sounds odd to me as to get a good crop you need good blossom. Also what compatible pollination partner apple trees are growing nearby may also affect fruiting. On a side note that staking pic in the RHS book isn't best practice imo better to do like in the photo below. I think if a stake is attached lower down a trunk as trees develop roots better with some trunk movement is its beneficial imo for root growth . My rule of thumb is attach a stake no higher than 2/3 up a trunk from ground to crown base often lower, RHS book pic looks too high and restrictive and not ideal also staking diagonally avoids the root ball. Also the rootstock type combined with apple variety with govern overall tree max size/vigor and its growth habit and how to approach on any pruning. From the picture looks to be on fairly vigorous root stock size hence the growth..

This has all the weights listed UC030G-PS.pdf There is also a new smaller and lighter 40v topper model uc031g

Looks abit of a boat anchor if used with the bigger batteries esp Makita - Product Details - UC030GZ 40Vmax XGT Brushless 50cm 20" Chainsaw WWW.MAKITA.CO.NZ Makita Power Tools. The preferred brand of power tool to the trade

Some odd models of alpinas might be yellow dolmars @shavey? Other are echo or zenoah perhaps... Alpina chainsaws official website various models p420 a350 p445 pr270 a305 AGRARIAGIOIESE.IT Alpine chainsaws, authorized alpine assistance center in the province of radius calabria. we ship alpine chainsaws throughout Europe in 2 working days. Alpine chainsaws are...

echo 4310 maybe Very good power to weight ratio and most modern pro 40cc saw i think?

Younger people in general dont use internet forums all have gradually declined for yrs as older leave but less new input. Now young will talk to AI to get answers like on those creepy phone TV adverts 🙂

i do that maybe its bad i suppose never though about it before

Try contacting the people online who have mentioned they have them I suppose?

I think you might mean the 120cc one? Alpina PRO 120?

Worse thing with the cheapo saws I tried when they do on ocassion fuction for long was is no proper av

Discrimination based on your name alone is a stubborn reality in Britain today | Nasar Meer | The Guardian WWW.THEGUARDIAN.COM Until society confronts institutional and cultural racism, such inequalities will be immune to changes in the law, says... Alot of racists everywhere and imo worse in some job sectors than others

Malaysia stll got em new was som guy importing saws awhile back robin wood i think? Husqvarna 3120 XP® Chainsaw | Husqvarna MY WWW.HUSQVARNA.COM Our largest saw is one of the most powerful saws in the world, built for professional felling in the toughest dimensions. Like...

Oregon used to make 2 strokes?

How long do the batteries run for ? & Perfect for zoological gardens! 😀

Balsam is very easy to remove and bonus is the viable seedbank doesn't last very long Only problem is not good is its seeding from next door etc

Why not just cut down then mow over it as part of the lawn with no digging spraying if its in the middle of a lawn? Or does that not work on bamboo? My thinking it would eventually die after a few yrs etc but ive never tried it. As bamboo is a grass maybe mowing is not effective as all grass species have basal growth from Intercalary Meristem? From my experience of mowing a nettles patch repeatedly it does kill them 100% with no hassle all - thought the dormant seedbank may last in soil for a few yrs...longer.

Oval is stronger maybe Like airplane windows and port holes The jap axes are never wedged inline with blade orientation as it can break the weak point in the eye See the adze pic as well wedges are same way

Ive made a few rustic shave horses same basic design as in this pic.. Didn't have any plans I just copied from seeing others and from pictures. The seat in this deign needs to be chunky - enough to take the middle wooden spindle (i used hazel rods for all dowls ans the legs ) - and make sure back legs splay out enough for stability. Other measurements I sized to suit me such as the legs height from the ground and seat total length.

The japanese have an odd way of wedging there axes im not sure whatt the thinking is maybe having the wedge left sticking out means you can wack it in more if it comes loose?? Mizuno Seisakujo All Steel Split Kiwari Japanese axe, 010-033 | Advantageously shopping at Knivesandtools.co.uk WWW.KNIVESANDTOOLS.CO.UK Japanese axe with a handle made from Japanese white oak and a head from 1 layer of carbon steel

I know people do it all the time but isn't it illegal to burn treated timber on a bonfire?

Makita does use mL for some reason.... I see most china models don't have the "top knob" second hand rest....like the makitas etc Product Safety Report: Seesil Cordless Mini Chainsaw (2403-0234) - GOV.UK WWW.GOV.UK Product Safety Report for Seesil Cordless Mini Chainsaw presenting a serious risk of... But if going down the HS path dont chainsaws also need chain breaks? I can see why they added a guard as that top hand rest is exposed close to the chain, but its no good if you cant do undercuts... Take care if one handing etc. .