Stuff you have made today

Seadog · Dec 14, 2019

eLuSiVeMiTe said:
Made a skirting fit a very poorly self leveled floor.

Poorly levelled"," that's an understatement if ever I saw one :laughing:

Hood · Dec 14, 2019

Seadog said:
Poorly levelled"," that's an understatement if ever I saw one

Not really, it was levelled whilst in the middle of the North Sea in a hurricane force storm

eLuSiVeMiTe · Dec 14, 2019

Seadog said:
Poorly levelled"," that's an understatement if ever I saw one

Lol yes.
That's what came off. Cloth taped to the back of mdf Scotia then 30mm of sealant on front.
Big humps around the pipes and a ramp into the doorway.

eLuSiVeMiTe · Dec 14, 2019

Cut list sorted. A few changes from the drawing.
Once the wife's down to police the animals il pop out and cut

Seat organiser for the front seat of the van. Can't go two seats as the child seat sits by the window all the time

Hood · Dec 14, 2019

eLuSiVeMiTe said:
Cut list sorted. A few changes from the drawing.
Once the wife's down to police the animals il pop out and cut

Seat organiser for the front seat of the van. Can't go two seats as the child seat sits by the window all the time

Is it a cage for housing the afore mentioned "animals"

eLuSiVeMiTe · Dec 14, 2019

Hood said:
Is it a cage for housing the afore mentioned "animals"

Lol.

Top slots are sized for a4 and a5 paper.
Little box is for my flask cup and the rest of the bottom for whatever normally flys off my seat when I hit the anchors

mtt.tr · Dec 14, 2019

Well mid this week one night we had a huge wind moved the rubber down the roof leaving us a leak

Today we glued one half of the rubber down and cut the lower tiles, so the house is now weather tight. Then we had a huge amount of rain which stopped play just glad the rubber now cant move

Whilst it was raining i confirmed it was water tight, on my chest tight into the eaves, i got caught on something and couldn't easily get out. In my attempts of getting out i put my foot through the bloody ceiling.

When ever i am involved in a roof it rains im cursed

Cant wait to get this completed have loads to do at the workshop machining and welding

slim_boy_fat · Dec 14, 2019

mtt.tr said:
Whilst it was raining i confirmed it was water tight, on my chest tight into the eaves, i got caught on something and couldn't easily get out. In my attempts of getting out i put my foot through the bloody ceiling.

Would your household insurance cover that 'collateral' damage? :dontknow:

Worth asking as it's a separate incident to the rain ingress problem. :whistle:

mtt.tr · Dec 14, 2019

slim_boy_fat said:
Would your household insurance cover that 'collateral' damage? Worth asking as it's a separate incident to the rain ingress problem.

Not a problem i do the plastering.

eLuSiVeMiTe · Dec 14, 2019

Tested out the 18v tracksaw for the first time sizing the Mr mdf.
Works a treat. Nice being cable free.
Not a fan of the DeWalt track though. Bit flimsy in comparison to festool and Makita.
Will be handy when I've joined tracks for ripping having another rail for cross cuttings.

mtt.tr · Dec 14, 2019

eLuSiVeMiTe said:
Tested out the 18v tracksaw for the first time sizing the Mr mdf.
Works a treat. Nice being cable free.
Not a fan of the DeWalt track though. Bit flimsy in comparison to festool and Makita.
Will be handy when I've joined tracks for ripping having another rail for cross cuttings.

The dewalt track does take some getting used to.

eLuSiVeMiTe · Dec 14, 2019

mtt.tr said:
The dewalt track does take some getting used to.

Doesn't help it needs new pads and splinter strips but very flexible.

Dr.Al · Dec 14, 2019

steviec_lj said:
Oh I like that, I may have to drop you a PM at some point for instruction, or just to blag you in to making one for me

Believe my Kerry is MT4.5

I've got some scribbled notes of how I made it written down at home; I'll try and get them typed up in a day or two. It's been far too long since I updated my website anyway, so maybe that can be the next addition.