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Rough Hewn

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  1. You put the wedges in too deep, lifting the rear. Or when you enter the log your not level? Maybe[emoji848]?
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  3. Got a long few days ahead, Made dates wrapped in streaky bacon. In the oven 180-200 for about 15-20 mins. [emoji106] Sustenance and cheer in a bite. Anyone making tasty snacks? Recipes and photos if possible [emoji3][emoji106]
  4. I would have suggested a stihl 261 but it's a husky thread... Maybe the OP just wanted a second rate saw?.... [emoji12] I'll be in my bunker.... [emoji12][emoji23][emoji3][emoji106]
  5. In Japan, You see everyone's bicycle is locked up with the tiniest little plastic lock. But every bicycle is stamped with a registration number. Random spot checks by police. You are looking at serious time for stealing a bike if caught. Works in Japan... [emoji848]
  6. Chestnut is much easier to split than oak. And finding grade oak in this country is difficult. It's a lot heavier too. Serious work. [emoji106]
  7. I'm thinking teepee poles or big tents. [emoji106]
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  9. Due to an unforeseen postponement of a job, I'm available from Monday next week. Based in Huddersfield, Yorkshire Willing to travel nation wide for the right work Self employed 42 years old Cs30/31/32 CSCS CIS registered CITB HSE DBS Clean licence and off road 4x4 Over ten years professional chainsaw experience. All own ppe, All modern sharp saws Ms261,461,661 Km130 pole saw All run on Aspen and bio-oil. 1.6ton tirfor winch and ropes etc. Experienced in most areas of arb. Also available with Alaskan mills and ms880 for milling Call or text anytime. 07376803384 Thanks Saul [emoji106][emoji106][emoji106]
  10. People will always try it on , Wonder how many applications, [emoji848][emoji57][emoji106]
  11. I've been meaning to visit for a while. How's the new roof looking? [emoji106]
  12. Reminds me of the classics "Budget shark cage" And "Used only once parachute" [emoji12]
  13. Wonky and I were cutting splitting sawing axing and draw knifing for long time. One of the hardest but most interesting jobs I've done. [emoji106]
  14. This was back in 2016, He needed 50,000 for the new roof on the open air museum for buildings. They were high spec too, Got 1 for every 5 cut on average.[emoji51][emoji51][emoji51]
  15. Great looking timber, [emoji106][emoji106][emoji106]
  16. I run stihl RS.325 on my 261 Quick touch up once or twice a day. Yes full chisel. I only use semi chisel for boring small heavy leaners, as it cut slower and I'm more accurate. [emoji106]
  17. Sweet chestnut Made a couple of thousand of these a few years back for a well known West Sussex woodsman.
  18. Anyone got a rack which would fit, And you want to sell? (Cheaply) [emoji12][emoji106][emoji106][emoji106]
  19. Be very interested to see the veneer results. What would you cut it with? Bandsaw? [emoji106]
  20. Oregon 75EXL isn't bad, Had held its edge for quite a while now. But it's 3/8

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