Lazurus
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Its got character.......
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Very cool, lots of skill and patience.
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I think Shendy was experimenting with this for a kitchen top may be worth asking how his top came out?
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The Lumberjack beard: An efficient or inefficient piece of kit?
Lazurus replied to AllTreeNeeds's topic in Large equipment
Great filter in the workshop also useful for storing odds and ends for a quick snack on the go, trouble is mine is now white so I look like uncle Albert. -
Danish for me to, a good drench coat as Steve says then further coats to build up the required finish. Smells good to.
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I think we could do with a few more of her type in high office - Tell em like it is!
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What great offices you guys have, well in the summer anyways.....
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What is a ball park figure for a carving of this nature? S.
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Well after all that the seller never replied to my enquiry so guess that says it all........
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water based, enamel, oil based, will depend on the type of paint, good old paint stripper may work, wrap them in Clingfilm after applying and leave overnight, I don't think it will affect the slate. Nice sized pieces.
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One advertised locally with a 20" bar looks in good condition for around £200. Is it worth the money and would it run a 24" bar for occasional use? Any potential problems to check for? S.
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Cool screws have added them to the "must get" list. Thanks:thumbup1:
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Now that I do like
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That's the sort of thing. cheers.
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I would like to have a go at some rustic garden furniture utilizing the mill, trouble is I am no good at inspirational ideas, anyone able to post me some pictures that I can plagiarize from...... Also small tables and the like. S.
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I have to say the piston looks like its made out of plasticine, funny looking alloy
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Rob, do you mean the bar mount? It must be an industry standard as I have the Oregon bar as shown on one of the first pics in this thread. As I am only running a 20" bar I don't think the stress on the mill is too much, but on a bigger saw / bar I think the frame would be well tested. I have just switched to a Granberg ripping chain and the finish is not as good as I was hoping, perhaps its technique but I was getting a very smooth board with the Original Oregon cross cut chain.
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'Another positive for the sub £70 24" mill. Chilling may just catch on....... No more mill snobbery........
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I'll get my coat......
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Would have sent me "dotty"
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I cut the boards to the thickness required, usually about 3" for turning blanks then cut into rounds on the band saw, seal with wax and leave to cook........ I cannot see why a similar approach would not work for flooring blocks. S.
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Working on it.......:thumbup:
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Currently doing it for my own use mainly to prepare turning blanks....... However, it is addictive, so now getting a few planks into my store to dry, not the best time of year to do it due to the summer heat, so I will see how the drying goes. The blanks I produced from my last session are coming along, and at sawmill prices that first day paid for the whole set up.
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Yes it was a typo on the first sample sent to me, all good on the batch I ordered though. Well spotted.
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And pretty fair result......
