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  1. topchippyles
    Have you looked at any auction sites.I go to one on the last friday of every month and they have a big selection normally Brightwells HGV & Plant Auction
  2. topchippyles
    Just google SPR water proofer
  3. topchippyles
    Just do it anyway as soon as you get them home
  4. topchippyles
    Yes they all should be sealed asap to stop end grain splitting.I use SPR waterproofer x 3 coats
  5. topchippyles
    Why spend 7k on a saw and skimp on oil ?
  6. topchippyles
    Your next mate (bandsaw mill) new year.
  7. topchippyles
    Oil spec is i the book that comes with it.
  8. topchippyles
    We have a massive road building project ongoing local and has been for the last 8 years so been a surplus about,Quite a few wagon lads drink in the one pub on a friday and always looking for a back hander.
  9. topchippyles
    Seems like we are in agreement for once ?
  10. topchippyles
    I have the same model as steve posted but a 3 phase version.I bought a titan TTB579PLN 204mm from screwfix about 2 years ago and its come down in price now around £160 and to be honest its not used a lot but finish is excellent on oak.Only thing that seems to go is the drive belts but i would buy another in a shot.
  11. topchippyles
    Most people would and used plannings months old with pack down and bind nice in warm weather.Just get some dicks who know better.
  12. topchippyles
    Spot on eggs and guys around here use them all the time.When rolled and compacted they go like iron but what do i know. Its a farm track for gods sake.
  13. topchippyles
    2 places within 10 miles from me deliver 20 ton for £300 fully certified so who is in the dark ages.
  14. topchippyles
    A good way of doing that at a fraction of the cost if you can find someone who is resurfacing a road close by.Reuse the tarmac plannings being stripped .Perfect for a job like that.
  15. topchippyles
    What sort of things do you make for the craft fares mark.
  16. topchippyles
    Mark says he does a lot of craft fares/shows and this brings in a lot of work and can generate 6 months income for some firms/people.Got a mate who does the royal welsh and even though its expensive its very worth while.No show this year and he is quiet.
  17. topchippyles
    I have a pile of milled slabs here and may do a bit more twitter/facebook which i never use.
  18. topchippyles
    Can you go for the 3rd self employed grant due next month mate
  19. topchippyles
    He can be fooking king kong pal. 2 men would not move a 6.7m x 1.6m x 85mm walnut in a million years. (dick)
  20. topchippyles
    Your barking mad pal.I have 1m wide x 3m long x 100 mm thick and 2 men cannot move those
  21. topchippyles
    Worked picked up for you mark ?
  22. topchippyles
    Messy though
  23. topchippyles
    Depends what sort of places you go really.If its boggy then i would go twin wheeler
  24. topchippyles
    Make you own
  25. topchippyles
    Good lad.Got the new yard for next year in mind ??

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