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the two big stihls in cutting action 242cc of cutting power -
these are totally unique i construct these from macrocarpa & bolt with galvinised bolts ,i can personally router on any side what you the customer would like ie "straw berry patch" this one is 2.4mtrs x 1200 outside measurement & is green macrocarpa ,all planter boxes are oiled in organic oil .Planter boxes can be delivered for a small extra cost -
Dave has designed & made this very practable double ended garden box with seating in the middle out of rustic macrocarpa slabs .So simply you can sit down & garden from both sides or just sit down & read a mag while you pretend to garden. -
one of Daves clients has 4 macro raised beds for there veges now they find them so practable & conveniant -
Dave & Dennis are seen here slabbing this old girl of a tree with a combination of a ms066 & ms088 on a double ended gb bar ,looking for Walnutt for rifle stocks -
this is what Dennis is hoping to produce later down the track ,shown is a high power centre rifle 250 mauser 1 that Dennis had restocked himself out of English heart Walnut -
Here lay two hearty oak slabs i cut out of a tree up in Loburn -
Dave can now flich up to 1.4mtrs in width with his mill.Here he & Tommy have milled Macrocarpa down Rakaia way -
Dave has a order for two large natural flich garden beds north canterbury -
Edward is about to transport the 2nd load of chainsaw milled slabs from a Canadian Cedar tree that fell over at the Ohoka Reserve .Dave & Edward milled it into slabs for council projects -
Dave has just purchased 25ton of quality mac logs so taking orders as cutting slabs for bar & tabletops -
dave with his 088 on top end 066mag 88mag , Dave has also just purchased a new bar at 72 inches giving him a unique cut of 1.6mtr slabs in width -
Dave made this small raised garden out of macrocarpa slabs & named it after a legendary German girl with a country garden vision an cooked amazing quiche -
Dave an Richard are milling a 115 yr old walnut at wood end this is just the branches end -
Go to my other milling site www.ostm.co.nz
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