Bennovet
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It literally fell into my field[emoji23], heavy.. this trunk weighed just over 1 tonne! Tractor on front wheels only[emoji6]
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Made a start, 3" slabs from here on in?? 700mm wide , 3m long Stupidly hit the screw holding the ladder in place on last run.. need a serious sharpen first.
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Some walnut today, out of a windfall tree.. got the big trunk to try yet..
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Glorious day yday, just finishing base for slab under new house, sun just gone
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What will that be used for?
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I only use app[emoji15]
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I better not post the pics I have on here from post mortem. But I found this in the stomach of my best lamb (now dead..)
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I am a farm vet so see plenty of casualties.. mainly youngish cattle and sheep..
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Very toxic to animals!
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Thanks for all the comments. Quite exciting, I wasnt expecting anything really, just a trial on a new wood for me.. Going back tomo to look for some more solid pieces in the pile of walnut...
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I milled this piece 70mm thick, just in case somebody wants to have a go at carving a gun... It looks.a piece of art on its own.. All done and put under cover...
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Not really, because the boards are only 115cm long thought it was better in proportion. More options with 40mm boards than 25mm? All new to me. Only bit of hobby[emoji2] Neighbours asked for a piece to make some knife handles. I am thinking chopping boards, serving trays, mirror frame/surround. Anything not too complicated.. I am a farm vet, not a carpenter[emoji15]
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How thick should I mill for that please? Want to keep my options open.. Might find some more lumps in the pile of felled timber.. Thanks
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No... any ideas? This also nice piece, bit shorter but lots of character..
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Very nice bit of walnut (115cm long, milled at 40mm, another branched bit to do yet.
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2 'working arbdogs'.. Milling downhill is so much easier[emoji2] And milling at waist height is lit nicer for back too. Keep learning as I go..
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Redish when fresh cut, pale when dry next day[emoji6]
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Really heavy but very nice
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Only 1 more to go
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Indeed 100mm boards, glad i have a loader tractor and concrete base[emoji12]
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First on stack
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Made a start today. Well pleased[emoji106] Must remember to wear goggles next time. Fair cut at 3.9m long and 65cm wide. 076 runs out of juice 2/3 in but choggs through it nicely. Few more to cut and stack[emoji6]
