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No, apparently not, it's got to be on underlay, though.
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NOT HAPPENING.Stop making him drag it out.
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Only two planks to go. But I'm stopping. I need a clear head. I think I've just enough to get to the end with t&g throughout. With a tiny bit spare, but I'm hiding damaged bits in obscure corners and similar dodges, to get there.
This will look good once sanded and oiled.
This will look good once sanded and oiled.
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Wasn't picking holes just didn't want to see anymore delays!
Plenty of holes already!
Honestly? If it works at all I'll be delighted, if it stays working, I'll be amazed!
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More planks.
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And, the next sub project. The inner step.
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But, in essence, done.
I'll work on the step later, but I've been told to help eldest on his Landrover.
I'll work on the step later, but I've been told to help eldest on his Landrover.
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Anyone know about locks for bi fold doors? Specifically glazed wooden doors.
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Boudenwarm? eBay. 140 w. Good kit, I think. All problems due to me.
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bifold doors use a shoot bolt
the schools use a fold over lever to shoot the bolt into lock or open
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I'm thinking it's a lot of carpentry for not much gain. I'll put a padlock on the outer doors.
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thats why the shoot bolts on double galzed windows are better
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I think we'll stick with the existing doors. Two reasons. We have two doors already.
I'm going to see how they fit and how easily they stay in place, but if they swing too easily, I'll get a few strong magnets and rebate them into the frames, that should encourage them to stay put.
I'm going to see how they fit and how easily they stay in place, but if they swing too easily, I'll get a few strong magnets and rebate them into the frames, that should encourage them to stay put.
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There's a step before I sand the floor, I need to fit the step. Which is from a 1961 underground train, or. something.
It needs to fit behind the outer doors, but is slightly proud of the rail, so doesn't.
Accordingly I'm using it as an excuse to turn grinder disks into dust.
It needs to fit behind the outer doors, but is slightly proud of the rail, so doesn't.
Accordingly I'm using it as an excuse to turn grinder disks into dust.
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Lots of sheered set screws. I'm out of mig wire, ran out yesterday, but am expecting some tomorrow, so I'll fix that then.
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There's six thick pieces in the way, so I'm trimming them by 8mm. Dirty dusty loud work, but four done, and I'll finish tomorrow after work.
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Done. Several dead grinders later.....
