Farside
Badly Welded Man
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Not in the summer, they won't be.
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DAPPH
as dyslexik as I'm daft
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What is summer ????
The stumps are between 2 & 4 fee lower than my property , a sloping to hers bed rock is about 5 feet down so she gets a lot of hill run off over the bed rock through her garden,
Her garden is a large bed of grass & sphagnum moss , th gardeners who tend it for her always wear wellies when they do it as it's that wet . Some days you can see their foot prints filing with water a few minutes after they have made them ,
Here in Wales the government has allowed councils to use the following to curb people who upset other people right to a peaceful harmony due to over grown hedges & trees .
Effectively setting a maximum height for hedge between properties .
Here is how tall a garden hedge can be between neighbours in the UK
How tall can a garden hedge be in the UK and can I make my neighbour cut theirs down?
www.forestryjournal.co.uk
Jaeger_S2k
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So I got it, Makita Planer 1805B, 155 mm (6 1/8") planer face.
I'd like to clean up the soles, not that it's particularly bad. But I prefer to put my own scores and marks on machinery than live with someone else's.
Would that be best done with fine wet and dry, 2 to 3,000 grit? I don't want to change the soles, I do have a solid marble flat face to mount the paper on.
That's a 3 to 4" belt sander sitting on top, to give a perspective of how elegant and delicate this planer is!
I'd like to clean up the soles, not that it's particularly bad. But I prefer to put my own scores and marks on machinery than live with someone else's.
Would that be best done with fine wet and dry, 2 to 3,000 grit? I don't want to change the soles, I do have a solid marble flat face to mount the paper on.
That's a 3 to 4" belt sander sitting on top, to give a perspective of how elegant and delicate this planer is!
Youve not got a dog have you? We had one of these taken out just before Christmas as it was mature, well-established and stood around 25-30ft tall but it berried every year and having got a puppy last August Mrs Browser looked them up and both the tree and berries contain cyanide, and our pup seemed to like eating the flippin' things, hence us having the tree taken down.
Oh,yes we have a bitch collie.
oldbikedavey
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Mostly, a tailstock DRO for the Colchester, a thin covering of fine sanding dust from fin-tapering operations on a cylinder pattern evolutionary path, and a great loathing for Parcelforce, who are not fit to be fed to diseased pigs....
DAPPH
as dyslexik as I'm daft
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Getting the blade lock pin in the right place to change the blade can be awkward if you hands are cold ..take care putting the new blade in too ........keep skin away from the cutting edge ( guess how I know ?)i like my new knife.
feels solid in the hand and opens nicely. i was a fan of stanley fatmax folding knives, (these)
but ive had 2 now where part of the casting breaks off and makes it horrible to hold...
I have a similar knife but a bit posher with wooden scales , IIRC it cost me £ 9.50 eight or more years ago
I'd give it a real think then, normal Laurel doesn't berry so would be safer.
We chose it knowing the berries,we already have an old established laurel bush complete with berries which pre dates 3 previous dogs over a few decades,so considered it safe. Thanks anyway without this history,I wouldn’t have chosen this variety.
