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13th September 2013, 08:32 PM #16
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Originally Posted by dai sensei
Ouch
. But the important question, did you still get the Cockspur? 
Oh yeah
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15th September 2013, 04:51 PM #17
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Well just got back again. SWINO (Todd) came with me yesterday morning to take the leftover Red Cedar and scored a large ute and large trailer loaded up from the remaining logs up to 0.4m dia. I only took the remaining Crows Ash and Red Ash pieces I had cut previously for turning. I did however pull up a number of logs on to the flat for future milling into slabs/turning blanks. These are in the first photo and consisted of:
Timber Dia Length Camphor 0.50 1.6 " " 1.4 " " 1.3 " " 1.0 " " 1.0 " 0.45 1.2 " 0.40 1.4 Red Ash/Crows Ash Hybrid(?) 0.55 1.0 " " 0.8 (+forks) " 0.50 1.3
I then cut up all the remaining decent chunks of Crows Ash/Red Ash for firewood for the farmer before taking the montage photo showing the sloped top section now cleared (for ~5m x 10m), apart from some leftover camphor (still some logs up to 0.45m dia) and sawdust, originally a tangled mess of at least 5 trees.
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15th September 2013, 05:04 PM #18
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Neil Originally Posted by dai sensei
I then cut up all the remaining decent chunks of Crows Ash/Red Ash for firewood for the farmer before taking the montage photo showing the sloped top section now cleared (for ~5m x 10m), apart from some leftover camphor (still some logs up to 0.45m dia) and sawdust, originally a tangled mess of at least 5 trees.
Nice touch with the firewood. I'm sure you will be welcome back there in the future
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15th September 2013, 05:17 PM #19
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Nice pick up Paul..MM Originally Posted by dai sensei
Well just got back again. SWINO (Todd) came with me yesterday morning to take the leftover Red Cedar and scored a large ute and large trailer loaded up from the remaining logs up to 0.4m dia. I only took the remaining Crows Ash and Red Ash pieces I had cut previously for turning. I did however pull up a number of logs on to the flat for future milling into slabs/turning blanks. These are in the first photo and consisted of:
Timber Dia Length Camphor 0.50 1.6 " " 1.4 " " 1.3 " " 1.0 " " 1.0 " 0.45 1.2 " 0.40 1.4 Red Ash/Crows Ash Hybrid(?) 0.55 1.0 " " 0.8 (+forks) " 0.50 1.3
I then cut up all the remaining decent chunks of Crows Ash/Red Ash for firewood for the farmer before taking the montage photo showing the sloped top section now cleared (for ~5m x 10m), apart from some leftover camphor (still some logs up to 0.45m dia) and sawdust, originally a tangled mess of at least 5 trees.
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