gary112
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Everything posted by gary112
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As already said coppice everything to ground level except for your mature trees and plant up with new mixed native hedging and then lay it in a few years.Here is one i layed last year had some nice mature oaks in it.
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Hope you make a good recovery Mark,take it easy and let the body mend properly👍
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Got a little fish smoker i used to use for trout,worked quite well,i used to use oak sawdust
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Betty having a go at hedging today
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Bunch a cnuts Les,try get him another soon to keep him interested i would
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The little Stigas are not too bad,a lad who helped me couple times had one,38cc i think and about £160,seemed to go quite well
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Might be worth asking at your local dealers if they have a second hand one that,s any good
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You mention they work fine but were too slow cutting,from your other post about bar lengths on your saw i would say your slow cutting is most likely caused by running too long of a bar on your small saw!
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Few flakes of snow just started falling here
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Yep,see the similarities,the Jap rider i think was Katayama and the bike got the nickname Never Ready(NR500)
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Chainsaws are dangerous enough without trying to refabricate bars to fit that shouldn,t be on that size saw anyway,but crack on go "outside the box" as you say,don,t think you will get anyone here to agree with what your doing
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Personally, i think what your trying to do is a daft idea,theres a reason they dont make a bar any bigger for your saw,it,s not meant to run one that big,as i said before 18" is plenty enough for a 455,i think your playing with fire on this one,as adw says things could go horribly wrong here,leave well alone is my advice
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I think your way over the top with a 24" bar on that saw as it is,18" is the max for that size saw,but as said 15" is ideal and you can still cut fairly big stuff at that.your trying to make a saw do what it,s not designed for,if it was meant to have a bar that big you,d be able to get one off the shelf,not start modifying stuff to fit.As Stubby says should be in the joke thread this one😂
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Best process to finish and treat elm timber
gary112 replied to Steve Bullman's topic in Woodcraft Forum
Looking good,lovely piece -
Best process to finish and treat elm timber
gary112 replied to Steve Bullman's topic in Woodcraft Forum
How,s it coming along Steve? -
Prees Heath Forest Nurseries would be a good bet for all your trees,good plants and service
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He,s looking well David
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That husky is going to take a bit of keeping clean Harvey
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Could always leave it alone and just sit it on a newspaper
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Best process to finish and treat elm timber
gary112 replied to Steve Bullman's topic in Woodcraft Forum
Try a bit of carving at the same time Steve😂 -
Wow, beautiful Harvey
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Happy new year Silky,good to hear from ya
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Best process to finish and treat elm timber
gary112 replied to Steve Bullman's topic in Woodcraft Forum
Always the best tool for the job Steve😂 -
Steady on Stubby🤣
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Harvey i have one that was given to me by our local wildlife trust,i will take some pics tomorrow and send you if any help
