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Someone just gone into year and Nick small hard wood take the
kinderscout replied to mendiplogs's topic in The Lounge
Same here Thursday,preparing a beech tree for milling cut all the limbs off as green log.Went back Friday their gone :-( -
Green furniture direct out of the log... let's see your designs!
kinderscout replied to Rob D's topic in Panther Mill UK
A little job for Sunday make good a table with new top in larch. -
I had this once mark, I put it down to the bolts on the clamps being unevenly tightened. Not happen again count how many turns on each bolt. Only a learner so might be wrong.
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I am in Buxton Mr treebus if you would like to have a go with a alaskenmill?
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Their is a few things on the eBay one that I don't like the look off.the way the up rights are bolted is one that jumps out at me.I have an alaskenmill and I can see why they are the market leader. So for me buy once and buy the best.As I am still learning the art off milling the alaskenmill does give you that confidence to push yourself.
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poly tunnel for keeping my milled timber in?
kinderscout replied to kinderscout's topic in General chat
This is the place where I am going to place my storage.this is a south facing garden. My first choice is a lean to,on to the workshop but as a stop gap I am wanting to use a poly tunnel. -
poly tunnel for keeping my milled timber in?
kinderscout replied to kinderscout's topic in General chat
Larch,ash,sycamore,beech all cut at same thickness 2.1/4 all the planks are between six and eight ft. I want to try and improve the way I work this year instead of selling all the milled timber wet try and keep some by and season it. -
I need a cheap way off storing my timber and keeping it dry the plan is a three metre by four poly tunnel in the back garden.your thoughts on this.
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O and I was a good lad and dryer the 365 and greased the needle bearing.and it fired up after a few pulls.😊
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Well it's been great reading all your confessions had a good laugh reading all them.
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Oak milling, how to sharpen Ganberg chain.
kinderscout replied to Capstankid!'s topic in Panther Mill UK
Really nice piece off oak,when I am milling I always try to take as little off the top of the log as possible. -
A bit of daz does the trick
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I would mill it on site,board length about eight ft.I did similar to one on a farm with very limited access.
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Busy milling it this weekend so far some nice pieces. Sure I can make something out off this lot.
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Yes it was on a fence line and it had a branch cut off at this point which it had grown over.
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Was this tree about to fail?
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I am close to you in Derbyshire pm me if interested
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Seen them now two larch stems 18 inch by 8ft nice and straight and three stems of pine.Keep me busy for a day or two.
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Is a nice sized larch stem worth milling ?
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The bar was about one hundred pounds but got the piston and head for nothing.
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This little diy saw has served me well putting up with fourteen months of abuse So has been treated to a new piston and head and a cannon bar. I really do need a professional small saw in the near future,which one is open to debate.
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Spot on,sounds sweet now.thanks a lot lads
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Yes I have the tool,thanks adw.I was setting it like my model plane engines at 11/2 and 3 so thanks for that.
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Can anybody help with the carb settings on the 135 for the H & L settings how many turns out as a start point,
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I work with a husky and my friend works with a stihl,if your working for long periods with the saw I would go for the stihl.as the husky has a bit more weight to it.
