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Malc2098 wrote:Nice!
Now I can pinch the idea!
9fingers wrote:Malc2098 wrote:Nice!
Now I can pinch the idea!
Thanks Malc. You welcome to crib the idea. It could give you something to do in that new workshop of yours
Bob
RogerS wrote:I like that, Bob...something else on the TUIT list !
Your comment re re-using old timber, I had a huge amount of timber came out of the house. Most of it very nice tight grain as well, softwood, mind. But I've always found that whenever I needed to recycle stuff, if the length was long enough then the width and thickness would be wrong.
If it was the right length and width, the thickness would be wrong.
If it was the right length, width and thickness then there would be nail holes.
If it was the right length, width and thickness and no nail holes then there wouldn't be enough pieces.
So I burnt the lot.
Andyp wrote:........Struggling to see where you would need a stapler to fit a Velux.
Mike G wrote:Andyp wrote:........Struggling to see where you would need a stapler to fit a Velux.
The roofing membrane is cut in the process. You would staple it back down before it gets permanently held by battens.
Andyp wrote:Mike G wrote:Andyp wrote:........Struggling to see where you would need a stapler to fit a Velux.
The roofing membrane is cut in the process. You would staple it back down before it gets permanently held by battens.
Fair enough. Thanks Mike.
Mike G wrote:Bloody hell!
Here's mine:
What's next? An air conditioned case for your hammer?
9fingers wrote:.....
I mainly used it for the underfelt collar Andy
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Bob
9fingers wrote:... I hate decorating. I did 33 years ago when I built it and now she says it needs doing again!
Bob
Woodbloke wrote:9fingers wrote:... I hate decorating. I did 33 years ago when I built it and now she says it needs doing again!
Bob
SWIMBO's for ya; mine's the same and I hate decorating too - Rob
RogerS wrote:... And a very reasonable daily rate as well.
Woodbloke wrote:RogerS wrote:... And a very reasonable daily rate as well.
OK for them can afford to wear cashmere rollneck sweaters - Rob
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