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    Rip them down into 8 /10 mm strips and tremble them up is the way its done
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    Pleasure and will pm you
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    I have posted some pictures
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    New sex toy for the wife then andy when your away working ?
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    Worked well for you kind sir ??
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    Ever used cad ??
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    No even quicker on oak
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    These mills really do take getting used to but hope you found it a far better way to operate
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    Did it make sense andy home i tried to explain ??
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    Andy is quite simple ,Cut a square beam out of a log as big as possible and this is my own system,All the outer half round cuts should be easy to man handle,Wind up the saw to 28 mm above the beam still placed on the sawmill,Then put one of the outer half round cuts on top of the beam and just rip trough so you end up with say a 1 inch board 10 inches wide ,Remove that and just put the half round back on and rip again and again until you get down to say a 4/6 inch x 1 inch board
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    Some older laptops cannot operate windows 10 which is why i used 8.1
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    Anyway back to why i posted on things we do with our milled timber My own house and just wondered if anyone else has seen these eyebrow roofs in the uk,I have done 3 and all turned out nice,Please take a look ,Not mine but similar as trying to get link to work About
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    Guys its a great place to spend some time on is arbtalk, Really is some top blokes on here apart from eggs only joking buddy
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    Do not talk silly,I have a Hewlett-Packard which i gave my brother 5 years old running windows 8.1 which is an excellent operating system,Just re installed windows 8.1 from a disc which wiped every thing and good as new
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    The horizontal milll is available on the bay for around £100, vertical new £50 ish,Just like to see someone getting use out of them,Also have a hand winch never used which i was going to fit and brand new
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    Saw/bar and mills for £300 + delivery as just not used,Bar cost £250 on its own and chain is still good
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    Did post on this last night as just not being used as i have a folk lift available Show us your Arb Diggers please. Excavator hire/sell
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    I have the same bar as andy in 36 inch which is what i used before buying my bandsaw mill
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    I have 2 and never used the one and very like the ones below if not the same,Also have a 36 inch ripping bar and saw CHAINSAW MILL planking lumber boards milling vertical cut wood cutting tool WWW.EBAY.CO.UK For chainsaws to mill planks and beam. The whole thing is made of steel and is built to last with it also being powder coated. Its very easy...
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    Attachments on my 1.5 ton yanmar
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    I also have a mill here if anyone is still looking,Not an alaskan one though
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    Agree to disagree on this one steve but i love using windows operating systems so maybe being a bit biased
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    Buy one out of the 3k you got for that furniture you sold on gumtree ?
  25. topchippyles
    2009 model for someone who runs a forum ? steve you really are a

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