trigger_andy
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Everything posted by trigger_andy
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Which point/s made you come to that conclusion?
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I dont usually use a can to go anywhere to be honest
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That’s not very nice. can you remove your post, please?
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Add me to the list.
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Whatever you do don’t buy French 🤣
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Don’t let the Door Knob hit ya where the good lord split ya!
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I have a couple of trees in the garden that have Ivy growing on them, Im really really worried now
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You really don’t get it do you?
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Toys right outta pram when the opinions of professionals (not mine) contradict your obvious play. Sad sad man.
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Logosol use them to clear chip and shavings. With their 4 sided planers and log moulders.
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Not surprised really 🤣
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Like they system I linked to earlier?
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Andrew indeed. 🤣 Only my mum and wife call me that when I’m in trouble. 😁😁😁 I don’t know if hedge laying is even a thing this far north?
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Are you starting to see what I was referring to earlier?
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This is the crux of an end user trying to give what appears to be professional advice. -
Folk ask for them for that reason but look seriously surprised when I expect money for them. 🤣 I tell them that they burn good and will go through my stove.
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I’ve gone for 16” spacing. I like the idea of “fire pit” use. Will see how it goes. I can see me using everything I can produce as I’ll have 47kw worth of Stoves in the house by the end of the summer.
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Ah cool. Any pictures? How much do you sell the 10” cuts for?
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I’ve bought a used version of this, I think it’s 3.3kw though and it’s 3ph but that’s fine as it’s up at the farm. Chip Extractor, 2,2 kW | LOGOSOL WWW.LOGOSOL.CO.UK <h3>Profit from a good chip set-up</h3><p>You have a lot to gain from having a good chip set-up. Your machines will work more efficiently, and you get a better end result as well as a more pleasant working environment. Another good reason is that both s Yet to use it but from what I’ve seen it will lift the chips from my Log Cabin Log Moulder with ease so should manage sawdust without an eye blink.
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No one is fearful. It’s partially the way you’ve gone about asking people and how you personally come across. So based on the above I’ll say Ivy IS and IS NOT a problem.
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Slabs, scabs or backs. I find I use all three words interchangeably. I must admit I don’t like to use the word slabs as I sell slabs/boards and it can be a bit confusing when discussing with others when you use the same word for the produce and the waste.
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Not a bad idea Les.
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I thought that as well. But there’s only me and the second side is for easy access to collect the cut scabs.
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Have we had a 'First go at Milling' thread recently?
trigger_andy replied to TuscanPhil's topic in Milling Forum
There still time to make them into 2x4’s. 😁 Yacht Varnish might be the answer? Ive used it as cladding on my workshop. Well, Larch and Spruce, mostly Larch, will be interesting to see how they both fair. I think the Spruce I’ll be fine in that environment. A local Chainsaw Carver made some Spruce animals for the local council. I believe he told them how durable the wood was. In under 3 years they are quite rotten.
