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Come along to the amazing Summer Moot (21st July - 2nd August), a festival of bushcrafting and camping in a beautiful woodland PLEASE CLICK HERE for more information.
Please send him all the very best. He won't know who I am by name, but I'm very grateful for all the past trainings, his advice and inspiration - still. A top bloke.
Just a heads-up for Mooters
Was near Rough Close last week and spotted a self service laundry set-up in the carpark of Balsall Common's Co-op.
Lovely stuff.
Laundry machines - Map link
The Stihl battery saws make better sense if you have other kit, and batteries already.
-The smaller saws don't necessarily need the recommend battery model (Ap200 batts work fine on these lower power saws.)
I wouldn't choose anything like a msa160, for regular tree work. its really is very...
Current saws: Husky 500XPMK2 & Stihl MSA160
50cc Vs 35cc:
I'd say it's probably best done with the appropriate size tool for the job. For anything serious, cuts are certainly executed more quickly with one of the faster 50's, (that nowadays are quite low in weight) this tends to keep you...
A couple of Suffolk knee-vice illustrations from Raymond Tabour's "Traditional Woodland Crafts".
- Heres a nice one. You can have your counterweight (bucket) automatically open the vice
Another type of vice below, - a shave horse. It uses bodyweight as a clamping force applied by both...
Great find. - this got me hunting. I fancied a splash of colour
Red original bush shirts/ smocks here - plus other Swanni bargains -not just women's!:
https://www.meiriondavies.co.uk/collections/clearance-womens
Blue Mosgiel cheap here...
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