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AJStrees
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Yep never seen one until today. [emoji106]
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Elm is on another level, beautiful [emoji106]
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Yes sure thinned pva. I did them 3 and 4” thick with the hope of them being a bit more solid when dried. I guess the slower you can dry them, the better I would imagine.
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Ok mate. What do you reckon, slap a load of pva on them?
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Milled up some beech rounds on an old stump. Rather nice colours.
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Well try the new joiner. Unless the chain you are using is cheap metal or getting over heated, then it shouldn't keep breaking. I have an aux oiler. But it generally stays in the shed, don't need it. Doesn't seem to make much of a difference on the 881.
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Well the pieces you are showing are quite a lot shorter looking. You can normally work out the board foot amount and calculate it. Lots of board foot calculators online. But I generally say something about 10' long by a foot wide would sell for about £100. If it is not dried it can't be used for much until it is dried. Beech won't last outside, it goes black if it gets and stays wet. There are a lot of other guys on here who have sold a lot more than me and have a better pricing idea.
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Yes £300 each, dried for 2 years. 14 foot long and about 2 and a bit foot wide and 2.5" thick.
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Haven't had a chain break from milling. Has the chain broken more than once in the same place or difference places? Try a new joiner. Also how is your oiler doing during milling? Is the chain overheating at all?
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Definitely less vibration now. Did some 4” softwood slabs today.
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I've recently sold 14' boards for £325 or slightly shorter for £300 with some nice spalting, splits and rot holes.
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Pretty sure.
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Pimped up my eco mill a bit with a new handle and rubber grips on the cross handle. Hope to try it out tomoz.
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Looks like redwood to me
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That’s true but I’m sure they will be great for floorboards. Can’t see them getting too wet in a bedroom. Unless you’ve got a water bed.
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Very nice. I've got a load of alder, well probably 30 sticks that could do well at making floor boards or cladding, when I ever get a bandsaw. Those boards look real good though.
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Amazing. Lovely birds.
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Little fella doing good after some good food and rest.
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Did you get to see the atlas cedars?
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Maybe a good idea. Will see if a bit of water takes his/her fancy. Can't tell if its male or female. I know males have a grey head when older....
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Hit 29 and maybe 30 here (East Grinstead)
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I remember being in Avignon about 2003 I think it was. There was a heatwave, we were in the middle of 44c. That was too hot. I think it was in the new at 55c in Portugal that year.
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