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  1. topchippyles
    Bunch of shedders on here getting so will end up with a shedders club.
  2. topchippyles
    Hope you get on with the neighbours as you would not comply with planning on the size of it.Rather large to get away saying its a man cave.
  3. topchippyles
    That is a big man cave
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    Why the hell would you risk a blade trying to cut so low.Just put a 2" timber under the piece your cutting with stop block, its pretty simple and a lot safer.
  5. topchippyles
    Loads of smaller stuff when processing logs so should not be an issue. Try a log in the burner and see what fits best.
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    Put a timber on the bed and cut the last piece on top of that if you need to cut it less that 2" Just screw a stop end and side stops to hold it in place if that makes sense.Very much like in the photo but you have no stops to hold it in place.
  8. topchippyles
    If your going to build a cupboard in the garage then use an oil filled rad with a loover door on it (quite safe) and vented
  9. topchippyles
    More of a DIY all round tool.Like a slimmed down version of a kitty combo
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    I think everyone will have a different point of view on this question.
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    South wales
  12. topchippyles
    I purchased it off the big oak slab cutter treetech
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    No it was a private sale after i posted looking for one.
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    More or less the exact same thing to be honest.I have used the f2 also and apart from colour i could not tell the difference.Bought mine off one of the lads on here back in april but its just not been used as i have the bandsaw mill. I would stick to a ton log and max it at 24" but roughy goes a lot bigger on his.
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    Chris i have a logosol M7 i bought off one of the lads on here i do not really use. Its setup to mill 5.6 m long
  16. topchippyles
    I would have been £60 on that jack for 100 mm thick
  17. topchippyles
    These things have to be done so hope it all goes smoothly.Any issues just blame eggs
  18. topchippyles
    What was that wide slab mill you bought a while back gav ? Peterson ?
  19. topchippyles
    Seriously large saw to cut 1200 mm wide slabs that is for sure so looking at a peterson type mill on your budget.
  20. topchippyles
    Loads of vids on the tube and thousands and thousands sold world wide and big is the usa and canada
  21. topchippyles
    I have milled with mine with a 36" GB bar and works well and as mentioned for a backup saw its ok.
  22. topchippyles
    Still in kit form but you can get fully built ones to. I have one as a backup saw and runs sweat as a nut to be fair.
  23. topchippyles
    Run it at 25-1 as mentioned.Will smoke a bit but for a cheap saw will get the job done.
  24. topchippyles
    Bring ones sex life into it again i see.Its ok eggs there is help available in the form of a tablet called viagra ?
  25. topchippyles
    And no council tax to pay ?

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