Stihl123
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Bit more beech
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another question for the milling men, i seal the ends of logs as soon as i get them using pva before i mill once milled, should i then seal the ends again once stickered up? thank you
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cheers mate. i'll be sticking with the 404 just hate sharpening those things
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ok thanks mate. i was hoping to save some ££ and use the same bars and chains somehow!
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ok thanks soul am i right in saying that i'll be able to run 3/8 chains but not the same bars as i do on 660 etc? or are those adaptor available that'll allow me to do it? thanks alot
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Cheers I'll see what Rob says ?
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ok cheers Patrick, will sort
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i've got the stuff for the plastic banding as well so that'll go round too thanks
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25x38mm roof batten i use stacked in the little covered area made from pallet tops, so air flow all 4 sides and stacked off the ground obviously and a roof if that makes sense!
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Hi As above, does anyone have the part numbers of what I need to order please to convert 880 to run 3/8 bar and chain etc Think it's been on here before but can't find it Thanks
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Yeh just what I was told rev more airflow the better But be good if one of the milling guys said their thoughts as best thing to do please? Cheers
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Yeh just what I was told ref more airflow the better But be good if one of the milling guys said their thoughts as best thing to do please? Cheers
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? Time is money, ported saws cut quicker!! That's filled me with confidence!! I've stickered up, and there is plenty of airflow and I'll put the beech on top too So we'll see what happens I guess
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?? I didn't mean to add those pics Used a little more than a sip as I used a spudded 660 ?
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Cherry and 1 of the beech done Done them at 50mm?
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talking of walnut stocks, can i just use Liberon Superior danish oil on mine? cheers
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Thanks for the help ?
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Question time ? I have these logs that I'll be milling over the wknd The one at the back on the right is cherry 4 other big logs are beech and little one at the front is obviously oak Question is what's the best thickness to do them to keep the wood as stable as possible during drying, I'm thinking 40/50mm? They'll most likely be used for a bbq area or that sort of idea, so most likely external application Also, does anyone ever spray their slabs with woodworm preservative just to do all they can to get the little shits out? Thanks again ?
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nice one, thanks
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yeh thanks, just i do like something half decent quality, if i've got a kit i'll use it on all my milled stuff and anything else that needs strapping for that matter!
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OK thanks, would this kit do the trick? https://rover.ebay.com/rover/0/0/0?mpre=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.ebay.co.uk%2Fulk%2Fitm%2F401439026425 Thanks
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never get bored with a 261 and a rattle can
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what would you recommend i do with these slabs of beech, i've just got 3, 5 ton ratchet straps on them, mega mega tight they will be outside a little while before they go in the kiln then a sheet of celotex over the top is there more i should be doing to make sure they don't move, they'll be for table tops so!! thanks
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tbh i wouldn't know as never used a 462...... yet!!
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love how they feel, handle and pick up haven't had a chance to give it a proper solid days work yet this is an interesting watch: youtube.com/watch?v=H0LYA17kn-M
