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Practice for axe work
20 August 2015, 22:46,
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RE: Practice for axe work
Sweet chestnut is a great tree, often coppice grown, nice and straight and the bark peels off extremely well. It's very rot-resistant, but the high tannin content eats ordinary steel hardware so use stainless steel instead.

If you feel confidant in felling the trees yourself you can pay less than £10 per ton from a coppice owner.
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Practice for axe work - by Scythe13 - 20 August 2015, 20:07
RE: Practice for axe work - by Straight Shooter - 20 August 2015, 20:48
RE: Practice for axe work - by Scythe13 - 20 August 2015, 20:55
RE: Practice for axe work - by Straight Shooter - 20 August 2015, 21:17
RE: Practice for axe work - by Scythe13 - 20 August 2015, 21:35
RE: Practice for axe work - by Straight Shooter - 20 August 2015, 22:11
RE: Practice for axe work - by Steve - 20 August 2015, 22:46
RE: Practice for axe work - by Straight Shooter - 20 August 2015, 23:03
RE: Practice for axe work - by Scythe13 - 20 August 2015, 23:43
RE: Practice for axe work - by Steve - 21 August 2015, 07:29
RE: Practice for axe work - by Mortblanc - 11 October 2015, 18:48
RE: Practice for axe work - by BeardyMan - 11 October 2015, 19:45
RE: Practice for axe work - by Mortblanc - 11 October 2015, 20:19
RE: Practice for axe work - by BeardyMan - 11 October 2015, 21:14

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