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miles_hot Furniture Maker
Joined: 27 Jul 2008 Posts: 902 Location: Swindon
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Excellent map - thanks. The only thing I can't work out is how to find out who each "blob" is! When I go on I have a massive set of names down the left and blue flag/blobs on the map. I zoom in on one or more on the map but I can't work out how to relate that flag to a name....
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CHJ 'Wood Turning' Moderator

Joined: 31 Dec 2004 Posts: 6493 Location: Cotswolds UK
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miles, Click the ballon with your mouse. _________________ Chas, just a traveller on the road of time.
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Effigy Forum Newbie

Joined: 04 Sep 2006 Posts: 47 Location: Stafford
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| miles_hot wrote: | Excellent map - thanks. The only thing I can't work out is how to find out who each "blob" is! When I go on I have a massive set of names down the left and blue flag/blobs on the map. I zoom in on one or more on the map but I can't work out how to relate that flag to a name....
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Same problem here - I can click on a balloon on the list and it takes me to the map, but clicking on a balloon on the map doesnt take me to the name on the list - it only zooms in the map? There appears to be a couple of places not far from me that I would like to go and have a look at.
thanks _________________ Frank |
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9fingers Master Cabinetmaker

Joined: 26 Jul 2005 Posts: 2947 Location: Romsey, Hampshire
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| Effigy wrote: | | miles_hot wrote: | Excellent map - thanks. The only thing I can't work out is how to find out who each "blob" is! When I go on I have a massive set of names down the left and blue flag/blobs on the map. I zoom in on one or more on the map but I can't work out how to relate that flag to a name....
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Miles |
Same problem here - I can click on a balloon on the list and it takes me to the map, but clicking on a balloon on the map doesnt take me to the name on the list - it only zooms in the map? There appears to be a couple of places not far from me that I would like to go and have a look at.
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Move the cursor until it changes from a hand to a finger pointing, then click. The popup balloon give more info.
Does that help?
Bob _________________ Information on single and 3 phase induction motors http://homepage.ntlworld.com/bob.minchin/Induction%20motors%20-%20Issue2.pdf |
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Effigy Forum Newbie

Joined: 04 Sep 2006 Posts: 47 Location: Stafford
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| 9fingers wrote: | Move the cursor until it changes from a hand to a finger pointing, then click. The popup balloon give more info.
Does that help?
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Thanks. Thats exactly what I was doing before, but all it did was zoom in the map - however it seems to work now
Unfortunately, the timber supplier I wanted to look at has now gone into Administration (Capricorn Timber)  _________________ Frank |
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Windy*miller Woodworker
Joined: 24 Oct 2008 Posts: 56
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Creffields in Tilehurst, Berkshire - www.creffields.co.uk/
Sheet materials only and it's a small place, but I thought their plywood prices were good (better than Arnold Laver in Reading) and they were friendly. I bought a single sheet of 12mm birch ply for £25 cash and the guy just took the took the money and put it straight in the staff Christmas party tin! |
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mtr1 Woodworker
Joined: 10 Oct 2009 Posts: 74 Location: North Norfolk
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milkman Woodworker
Joined: 14 Sep 2006 Posts: 186 Location: London
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leverb01507 Forum Newbie
Joined: 22 Feb 2010 Posts: 35 Location: Lincolnshire
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| I have had some excellent service from Nelson Butler Timber http://www.nelsonbutlertimber.com/ they are in Horncastle in Lincolnshire. If someone could add this to the map. |
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squib Woodworker

Joined: 27 Nov 2009 Posts: 159 Location: herefordshire
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Another for Cornwall..nice guy loads of air dried oak ash,etc etc and kilned timber.
http://www.crocadon.co.uk/
oops just found it on the map,sorry. _________________ cutting to the chase.
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squib Woodworker

Joined: 27 Nov 2009 Posts: 159 Location: herefordshire
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tommy Forum Newbie
Joined: 28 Jul 2008 Posts: 34 Location: Bristol
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Excellent map Chris, here's one more
Coyle Timber
Bassett Farm
Claverton
Bath
Somerset
BA2 7BJ
http://www.coyletimber.com/ _________________ "Give me six hours to chop down a tree and I will spend the first four sharpening the axe" -Abraham Lincoln
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9fingers Master Cabinetmaker

Joined: 26 Jul 2005 Posts: 2947 Location: Romsey, Hampshire
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I dropped in to Tyler Hardwoods just south of Hungerford yesterday.
They were very approachable and willing to give rough prices. I was not ready to buy and yet they still spent some time with me. I wanted to know the thicknesses of boards they stocked so I could work out my needs.
They suggested that when I was ready to select timber, to bring a plane with me so I could look at the grain.
I was after some ABW and they even commented that their current stock in a particular thickness was a little pale and that they would be kilning some more soon.
They stock both English hardwood as well as imported timber.
I left very impressed and will return to buy when I have my list sorted out.
Bob _________________ Information on single and 3 phase induction motors http://homepage.ntlworld.com/bob.minchin/Induction%20motors%20-%20Issue2.pdf |
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Chris Knight Master Cabinetmaker

Joined: 14 Jan 2004 Posts: 6667 Location: SE London - NW Kent
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Thanks for the suggestions everyone. I think pretty well all are included now. Please let me know if your favourite isn't there. I have tended not to show run of the mill sheet goods suppliers which are ten a penny but if you have one who consistently sells GREAT or specialist stuff, then let me know.
Wales, southern Scotland and Ireland are still very sparsely populated and other parts like East Anglia don't bear too much inspection - where do you get wood you folk??
Please do make comments on your experience at these places. I am including them when I get them. I'd like to develop a rating system but at present there just isn't nearly enough data.
I can include personal photos too in the individual entries so if you have taken any pics of the place you think worthwhile please post them or send them to me.
Thanks! _________________ Chris |
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mtr1 Woodworker
Joined: 10 Oct 2009 Posts: 74 Location: North Norfolk
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| Quote: | | parts like East Anglia don't bear too much inspection - where do you get wood you folk?? |
The two I posted are in east anglia
Heres another http://www.sotterleyestate.co.uk/5.html near Beccles Suffolk
and another http://www.burtonstimber.co.uk/ Next door to Edens in Snetterton in Norfolk _________________ All the best
Mark |
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