Lazurus
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Just moved house and inherited a clump of black bamboo by the pond, I have cut it back to a manageable size, but there are so many suckers popping up all over the place, is there anything that will kill off the little bu88ers to save my back?
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Get a decent second hand one - I have a Scheppach 260 been going strong for 15 years
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I think the Record chucks are that thread to, they are a well known brand and have some good deals on.
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Mark, do an eBay search for 3/4x16tpi chuck there are several on there used.
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Removing the roots of a beech hedge
Lazurus replied to jcampbellsmith's question in Homeowners Tree Advice Forum
Just had a similar job done with a laurel hedge that was 50` long and 8` wide x 8` high, the fencing contractor used a mini digger and chipper to dispose of the lot. The only thing I have left to do is remove (I guess by hand) the root tendrills that are left it was a 2man x 3 day job and that included installing the fence -
Olight are a good company with quality products but I cannot comment on the head torches but every thing else I have had is top drawer.
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Just got this little fella from a local rescue centre. A 2 year old pomeranian cross called Zippy. As smart and obedient as you could ask for staright ot of the box. It has been many years since I have had a dog, looking forward to the future.
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Woodworm - Have I bought a worm sanctuary?
Lazurus replied to Silver_birch's topic in Woodcraft Forum
If they are worm holes they may not be active, look for fine sawdust exiting the holes as the little bu88ers eat!!! -
Oxalic acid - used to clean fidre glass and bleach wood, great for stain removal on stone, concrete etc, and cheap as chips off Fleabay
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No timbers all appear sound and dry, just the wood munchers little holes. Bring back DDT!!!!!
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Just moved into our new place and I cleaned out the single garage that the old boy before us had used as a small workshop. I noticed some active woodworn in the rafters (flat pent roof) so I gave it a good dose of Cuprinol wood worm killer 5 days ago. I noticed today there is still some active critters in the wood. Do I need to reapply or will the original spray act on and kill those still munching?
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No idea tried every card I have all are declined never had a problem before so now at a loss ?
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No good can’t open an account!!!!!!
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But they have such an uncomfortable driving position with the window so close to the steering wheel, when I drove the works defender I had to have the window down all the time
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Many thanks will have a look when i get home
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I have just purchased a new to me Kity 1629 - however I am unable to locate a manual on the interweb. Can anyone assist with a scanned copy please?
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We need to get a price for one of these, could be a good take up @Johnsond
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I lost my ol Pops back in 2005 to cancer, he was my friend and Father things get easier over time but I still go to phone him now and again when I have something I would have shared with him. Then lost my Step Father at the end of last year, he was in a home for a few months, very sad after his long and eventful life. We are all terminal, its just a case of when! Tributes to Second World War hero Peter who has died aged 94 WWW.GAZETTE-NEWS.CO.UK PETER Potter made it one of his life’s missions to keep the memory of the Second World War alive.
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Holly is very difficult to dry without splitting or turning grey for woodturning blanks, I ususally get less than 40% useable.
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Wassat
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£55 for 47kg around here
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That sound expensive you must live in a psoh post code!!!!!!
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I used the standard bar (Oregon) and a milling chain from chainsawbars - both chinese saws going fine the 62cc Timberpro has paid for itself many times over and is still going strong. I couldnt justify a milling bar which costs more than the original saw. The mill is fine no issues at all. Have fun.
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Thanks all more food for thought, I like the idea of under floor heating but not sure I could put up with the disruption involved will have to ponder some more and have a good look at the type of flooring when we get the keys.
