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  1. trigger_andy
    7 days a week for a man who supposedly has a great Fireman pension and a millionaire family and oh, yeh, a massive trust fund and lets not forget the £5000 you spent on a course to learn how to trade in stocks and shares and here you are knocking your pan in every single day doing menial tasks. You are so full of it.
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    Where do they do this final mix? At the same refineries? Potentially this mix 'could' affect a modern large engine, cleanliness, fuel efficiency and octane boosters should you feel the need for that. Nothing I can see that running a chainsaw really needs or will affect it. The octane level in our regular pump fuel is higher than what they have in the US for a start. Ive ran every single car Ive owned on whatever Pump is closest to me. Generally thats Tesco and the last few new or nearly new cars Ive had has not been affected at all. If Supermarkets had a higher Ethanol content than the likes of BP and Shell then Id avoid them, but they dont as its all the same fuel.
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    I’m always interested to see where the Supermarkets produce their fuels. Must be some secret underground lab? It can’t possibly be the same refineries the likes of Grangemouth that receives oil from the Forties Pipeline that carries over half a million barrels a day in from the U.K. and Norwegian sector’s? [emoji16]
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    Or this guy....
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    And why does he need multiple Festool Jigsaws to trim branches off of trees? One in each hand?
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    Ive got one of them in the back of the shed somewhere. Never fired it up. Must dig it out sometime.
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    I work directly with the customer on multi-million dollar contracts if that counts? Supposedly they like my upfront honesty.
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    Dislexia does not stop you putting a full stop at the end of each sentence. I am also Dislexic. But no, I actually have no idea what you're trying to say and I read it three times. Are you asking about the brand of the Stove or something to do with the Flue? Anyway, I'll assume its at least 10kw and will be way to big for the 6x3m room its going in considering the insulation in there.
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    That was quite hard reading without a single punctuation mark.
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    I can ask if he'll take a video next time he starts it up. Might not be for a while. He's stacking up all his oak for me to Mill either with the Bandsaw or the Panther Im waiting on. He might even sell it as he's making far more money having me mill for him than he could wasting his days milling himself. Works for me as my employer is already paying me £300 a day to sit at home so everything on top is just free cream. That log is maxing out at 24"
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    That will be him caught running with his Pikey Mates. 😮
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    This is where Im at as well.
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    Kiln Dried and needlessly shipped in Containers to the UK?
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    Following!
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    I burn softwood and hardwood almost equally. More softwood in the Range in the Kitchen and Hard in the living room.
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    Got a framing square and inherited my Grandfathers tool chest he built as an apprentice Shipwright and it has a nice selection of chisels up to 2" and Ive bought my own as well. I am missing a slick though and will be buying one soon. Ive a couple of Timber Framing books Ive studied and the usual youtube video watching so really looking forward to making a start. Ive went with 1" Pegs for 8" framing as its the size in the books Ive got seemed to be the size recommended on a few US based forums as well. But I can see how 3/4" would be adequate. Ive got the tools and dowels for 1" now so will go with that, but will need the 3/4" anyway for the 6" Bracing.
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    Gold. When I was 18 or 21 (cant remember now) I was given a small figure from my Grandfather. It was the accumulation of the original £500 he put into an account when I was born in 1979. Had he bought gold it would have been worth £5000 now which is significantly more than what I did (gratefully) receive. Its what I put aside for the kids. Not much but some Gold Doubloons is far more pleasurable to look at and hold than a bank statement.
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    Apart from the Op wanting more clicks on his youtube channel Ive been burning a bit of Scots Pine lately. Some 100 years plus tree's. Burns very well in the kitchen stove.
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    I guess that could be it? Three separate times though. The others never seemed fussed by the taste, saying that not many wanted it. Its always a laugh putting it out on social media that Ive had Whale for dinner and then sit back and watch the ill-informed Woke Brigade get their panties in a bunch. Id sooner have Whale again than Lutefisk though. Kumla for me any day.
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    Thats where I got mine from in 25mm as I'll be building (attempting) an 8" frame. I'll also need a 3/4" for the 6" Braces. Ive got the chain morticer and 16-5/8" Beam saw and a few of these 1" Podgers from the same website. I could spend a fortune on there. [emoji3] Almost got enough 6"x4" for the Braces and 8" Beams for the Frame so will make a start next time Im home. Any advice for a first time novice?
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    I’m getting ready to have my first practice in a few weeks time.
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    Do you like Whale? I’ve tried it three times now and just can’t get used to the taste. Hard to describe the flavour but I find it a horrific combo of beef and fish.!🤮
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    My mate has a branch logger. I not a fan of using the thing as it seems quite dangerous but it can fairly rattle through the branches. Takes minutes to fill a 1.25m3 vented bag. He uses the stumpy littler things in his own stove and sells the regular logs to customers. The Branches also dry very quickly. Its a good way of dealing with what would otherwise have been left in the forest.
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    What’s so good about Box wood? Not heard anything about it.
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    Hey Les, dont know what model it is but its over 6 years old that's for sure. Got 36" Low-Pro bar on it and regularly cuts Oak. It does the business, Id say as quick as a 660 if not quicker but obviously way slower than a bandsaw. He'll often hold over 1 ton logs on the Avant as the M7 bed just wont take it. To put it into perspective he'd rather have me mill his oak and I keep half and he's still way ahead of anything he can produce on the old fence post maker.

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