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Chat Area => General Discussion Area => Topic started by: Taxi_Driver on 01 April 2008, 17:23:12
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Ive been busy today replacing fence posts......old ones had rotted and got blown down in the recent gales....
Anyway last job of the day was to saw the posts down to about 3 inches above the top of the panels.......
So top tip.....as i found out.....pour some of the stuff over the saw blade......doesnt half make the saw blade a lot easier to pull back and push forward.......cutting them was like a knife thro butter :y
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Ive been busy today replacing fence posts......old ones had rotted and got blown down in the recent gales....
Anyway last job of the day was to saw the posts down to about 3 inches above the top of the panels.......
So top tip.....as i found out.....pour some of the stuff over the saw blade......doesnt half make the saw blade a lot easier to pull back and push forward.......cutting them was like a knife thro butter :y
Careful Dave, this could qualify as an oil thread! ::) :-X
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Well tbh Bob.......i guess any oil woulda done the same job.......its just i had semi synth lying about in the shed ;) :)
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i would imagine that the viscosity would have an effect, personally i would go for a 0-30, better cold start protection :y
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I bet the sawdust blocked the filter PDQ .... :)
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My Dad used to use his old engine oil for painting the fence.....
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My Dad used to use his old engine oil for painting the fence.....
I've done that ! (I feel old now) :(
I also stood replacement fence posts in a bucket of old engine oil/parrafin befoer planting them.
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My Dad used to use his old engine oil for painting the fence.....
The old fella nextdoor but one used to have all my old oil for the exact same reason.... think he must have run out of fence panels now though as he doesn't want any more ;D
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Ive been busy today replacing fence posts......old ones had rotted and got blown down in the recent gales....
Anyway last job of the day was to saw the posts down to about 3 inches above the top of the panels.......
So top tip.....as i found out.....pour some of the stuff over the saw blade......doesnt half make the saw blade a lot easier to pull back and push forward.......cutting them was like a knife thro butter :y
Good idea, but push and pull :o Surly that is what electricity is for. :D :D :D
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ive been a joiner for 25 yrs now and never thought of that. shall remember that when im working in with no power :y
too late now ive got a chop saw :)
richie
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Should have stood them in a mix of creasote and old oil before planting them as it would stop them rotting as quickly.
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isnt creasote banned??? we wasnt allowed to put it on council property yrs ago.
richie
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isnt creasote banned??? we wasnt allowed to put it on council property yrs ago.
richie
I bet TD has a can in the shed......I know I have!
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isnt creasote banned??? we wasnt allowed to put it on council property yrs ago.
richie
I bet TD has a can in the shed......I know I have!
Nope I havent......but these ones shouldnt go rotten so quickly.....tho the rotten ones lasted 15years+ , they were planted directly into concrete........the new ones ive put in, ive used repair spikes.
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I bet the sawdust blocked the filter PDQ .... :)
Yeh but I bet it stopped his big end rattling!! ;D