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Rough Hewn

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  1. Rough Hewn
    About 10 cube this year! [emoji898][emoji482][emoji95][emoji122][emoji106][emoji106][emoji106][emoji106][emoji106][emoji6] And about 100+ gone as bulk logs to firewood processor guy. (I hate cutting and splitting other peoples firewood). [emoji106]
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    Steel toe capped boots Thick work trousers Gloves. [emoji106]
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    Terrible!!!! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣[emoji106]
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    ??? It’s cheaper than a 261! [emoji106]
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    Oh and knots, ropes and rigging. [emoji106][emoji106][emoji106]
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    Learn, tree climbing. Towing a trailer B+E Tree identification Relevant health and safety Plant machinery Fungal identification And so on [emoji106][emoji106][emoji106]
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    You’d get AM tree surgeons for that price. Best saw truck in the country. [emoji106]
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    Find a local forester. You’ll get what you’re after. [emoji106]
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    Green oak or seasoned? [emoji106]
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    Yeah, same here. My daughters best friend in Brighton has a Japanese mum. Got the kids eating NATOY!!!!!! I really love sushi shashimi etc. I spent a few weeks in Tokyo, but I found myself craving red meat, and bread and potatoes. Couldn’t afford the steak at £100-£400 a kilo from a butchers!!!!!!!! Ate in McDonald’s every two or three days to my shame.[emoji849] Still got a thing for gyoza dumplings... 🤣[emoji106][emoji106][emoji106]
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    Find a proper Japanese place, run by Japanese. Everything else is just a bad copy. [emoji106]
  12. Rough Hewn
    It’s cheaper and safer just to phone a sawmill and order what you’re after. Your mates tree has been left fir a reason. [emoji106]
  13. Rough Hewn
    So mrs miggins asks tree surgeon to reduce to 20’. He does. You are now suggesting a smear campaign against someone you’ve never met,fir a job you know nothing about. No stripped bark, No limbs hanging. Get over yourself.
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    Sawmillers.co.uk [emoji106][emoji106][emoji106]
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    Get some pictures in the today’s milling thread when you’ve cut it[emoji106][emoji106][emoji106]
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    Get your chapter 8 training. [emoji106]
  17. Rough Hewn
    He’s right. As a log I’d charge you to remove it. It’s worthless unless you know how to, and have the equipment to convert it. [emoji106]
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    It’s been reduced. “Topped”. It’ll be fine. “Loads more light now”. I’m sure this is what the client asked fir.... I’ve seen far worse, by reputable firms too. [emoji849]
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    Phone a timber merchant and ask for a slab that size. Then phone a sawmiller. [emoji106][emoji106][emoji106]
  20. Rough Hewn
    Put an advert in the employment section on here. And state where you live/prepared to drive to. Learning from experienced professionals on the job is the best education. [emoji106]
  21. Rough Hewn
    Deeply regretting not getting one last year!🤣 Makes it so much less hassle, nice smooth cut too. Have you got one on yours? [emoji106]
  22. Rough Hewn
    Been testing the stihl 881 on the Logosol F2+ today. 30” bar, full chisel .404, 0 degree top plate. Bit of a ripper!!!! [emoji106]
  23. Rough Hewn
    Got blue mold on most of my stock. Mainly on the acers. Doubt it’s DED.
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    Direct from Logosol. That’s just the winch. The bar tip holder is extra. I run a 661 with 20” bar so that doesn’t need one. The 881 will have a 30” bar which is too long for the tip holder I believe. Will find out tomorrow [emoji106][emoji106][emoji106]

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