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  1. 20th May 2018, 08:27 AM #1381
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    I saw it on Michael Portillo's Great British Railway Journeys (SBS TV)
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    Ah - so you're the person that watches SBS... 😉
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    That film bring back great memories. Dad did all of that sort of work. I still have the head of his broad axe, dates back to the 1800`s Dad did the weather boards for the south Belgrave church with that axe. Dad and my uncle used to cut timber with a cross cut saw. Remember him splitting trees down there length with wedges. Dam feeling old now.
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    that was interesting,remember my dad (84yo) taking me out the bush as a lad and showing me where him and pop had shoe boarded 20 feet up a tree to fall it. Too big of a girth at ground level. they were a tough bunch
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    Some of you may have seen this.....


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    I wonder what vehicle it is?
    My guess is LC 80 or 100 series.
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    Found this interesting, and there's a brief shot of the biggest shaper probably ever built I should think where the entire bed moves, not the tool.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Homestar View Post
    Found this interesting, and there's a brief shot of the biggest shaper probably ever built I should think where the entire bed moves, not the tool.

    Great old film, the machine at about 3:10 with the reciprocating bed is a planer. They could be set up with a gang of tools cutting different parts of a profile, or as shown planing a large flat surface. Heck of a big chip coming off.
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