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wiping seal

Started 1 week, 2 days ago (2008-11-10 00:00:00) by Stuart Mawle

Question Hi there. I have built a set of oak patio doors and have purchased axminsters aquamac 21 weather seal and related cutter to weather proof the frame. I dont seem to have enough timber on the door stop part of the rebate(15mm) to fit the "compression seal" as advised by axminster.I have seen another option is to place the seal in the inside of the rebate face. This then makes it a ...

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Where the Hell do I start??? I'm loosing a Fortune!!!

Started 1 month ago (2008-10-14 10:37:00) by Twiggy69

Hello all you well informed crew, I would like your views on the following scenario. Currently, my household is burning 1000litres of Kerosene every 6 8 weeks, thats over 7 to 8 months each year (less during summer) I have decided to do something about it and have learned a lot from this Forum. What I propose to do is to outline...

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RE: Are there advantages using air-compressor nail gun for woodwork?

Started 1 month, 2 weeks ago (2008-10-02 15:48:00) by damian

First of all you probably don't. People have been hammering nails, pins and staples into timber for centuries using an ancient tool called a hammer. However if you prefer to use machines to do the work then I'd imagine a brad nailer or HD stapler would do you. These are available dirt cheap nowdays although quality varies. An aircomprssor nail gun is just a nail gun run off compressed air. The ...

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Re: Step by Step guide and price for a self build!

Started 1 month, 3 weeks ago (2008-09-24 11:02:00) by 13coldwater

Hi, last house I built was a 1800sq ft - cost 30k timber frame, 74k building costs inc groundwork. Other major costs involved are joinery, electrics and plumbing. Always make sure you have enough contingency within your budget

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RE: The Schwarzapffel Workbench - Page 2 - Sawmill Creek

Started 2 months, 2 weeks ago (2008-09-04 22:04:00) by Bill Moser

Wallis - Your bench is looking great so far! I built a bench a couple of years ago (pic attached), working from David Charlesworth's design from one of his books. The "Schwarzappfel" base looks a lot like the Charlesworth design, but I guess that's no surprise -- big honkin' lumber with timber-frame size joinery really helps to keep things together. With the Record vises, my bench weighs in ...

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Re: Double glazing seal

Started 2 months, 3 weeks ago (2008-08-29 20:05:00) by NoodleBerry

There are many different types - colour, shape/profile - and several fixing methods. Fixing method is mainly either glue/nails/screws or "barbs" which fit into a narrow slot cut into the frame or sash. If glued or barbed then pulling (plus a bit of persuasion with a blade) will get it off eventually. A common one of the barbed type for timber windows is http://www.schlegel.com/Build_...

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