Rough Hewn
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Yeah looks tasty. I'm talking with Logosol on Monday [emoji16][emoji106][emoji106][emoji106]
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I present "sticky".... Cos she can only chip sticks and she likes to get stuck. ??? New blades might help. Tested her on this today. She performed very well though. [emoji106][emoji106][emoji106]
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Well done Bob, It's been the norm in construction for years. However there is normally a caveat.... A site is 5 or more work persons.... Otherwise back in the hedge.
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Joined the wee chipper club today, Jansen gts1300 13hp Honda. Very secondhand... Pictures tomorrow. [emoji106][emoji106][emoji106]
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I like the legs[emoji16][emoji106][emoji106][emoji106]
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Bit of yew today on the Logosol F2+ Phone ran out of memory.... [emoji849][emoji106] [emoji106]
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Thanks Paul, good to finally meet you after following this thread for years! Brilliant job, done very quickly and professionally. We will definitely get you back again soon if you're available. And yes that Saw makes the whole work place more of a pleasure. [emoji16][emoji106][emoji106][emoji106][emoji106][emoji106]
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Silky Fox saving the day. [emoji106] [emoji106][emoji106][emoji106][emoji106][emoji106]
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If he's within 50 miles of Huddersfield Rob, I'll go and collect the faulty goods for you mate. Personally. I'm sure there's a few others on here who would collect for you if it's elsewhere. [emoji6][emoji106][emoji106][emoji106]
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Winches are only suitable for logs which are nice and straight. (Or milling beams) Which is why I never get to use one. Also I prefer the feedback of manually controlling the mill. [emoji106]
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Have a good look at the bar as well. Check it's not worn inside more on one side than another.
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If it's solid, I'll swap for firewood? [emoji106]
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It's lateral chatter. There are many causes. The most common is uneven sharpening. It's almost impossible to hand file to the precision you need. Only achievable with a professional bench grinder. This will allow you to reset all the teeth and depth gauges the same. The closer your top plate angle is to 0 degrees, the less chatter but slightly slower cut. Most ripping chains are 10-15 degrees. I re grind all my ripping chains to 0 degrees. Gives a very smooth finish. (Mostly). Species,moisture content,form etc will also affect finish. [emoji106]
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I like the collection idea. He did get his money back. [emoji35]
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????? We've all been there.... My first paid solo milling job was ash felled 3 years previous. Cut 2 boards in 6 hours. Blunted the chain 3-4 times per cut. Charged him travel expenses only and went home feeling a right twat. Ash...... Learnt that one. ?[emoji106]
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Fuckinglittleshit Fuckebay Sympathies Rob. [emoji35][emoji36][emoji35][emoji35][emoji35][emoji91]
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I'm in Yorkshire. What diameter is it? [emoji106]
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Nooooo!!!!!!! Stop!!!!! Any miller will swap you dry firewood for your tree. No cutting or splitting.... Where are you based? [emoji106]
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I'm guessing birch.
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Brian James tipper trailer, good or bad?
Rough Hewn replied to The dogwalker's topic in Large equipment
You ever bought beer in Australia? Me: hi I'd like an 8 pack of beer. Oz: sure buddy 40 bucks. (In 2012 that's was £26?) Me: no, just 8 beers please. Oz: er yeah 40 bucks. Me: how much is one beer? Oz: 8 bucks. Me: I'll have one beer please. [emoji23][emoji23][emoji23][emoji23] -
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Could you do a members club for regulars? And store payment details that way? (Obviously I'm guessing) [emoji106]
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Had so many bad experiences on eBay... ???
