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  1. Great to be talking my end of work now on here,You lads are all tree cutters (woodmen) I am joiner/carpenter time served and the arb side was always something i did as a young man,Old saying foot on the other shoe on this subject ? Watch out for your fingers andy ?
  2. Do not panel pin oak andy as they will rust and stain the wood
  3. Just let it dry out steve and it will,Then apply the finish on it.Take 12 months now to totally dry out
  4. If you are going to strip the headboard apart then do not glue them,I would dowel right through each leg so they can just be tapped out later on (dry fit) Looking where your finger is centre the dowels and come down a 1/3 top and bottom and you will get away using 2 dowel pins on each tennon.
  5. If you plan on stripping it apart later just glue the tennons internal,How are you planning on making up the centre to take the mattress ??
  6. Looking at your pictures andy really speaking each tennon needs 3 dowels on each joint due to the width of the timber, 1/4 down top/bottom and one centre. Dowel joints are the most traditional way in thousands of years of woodworking so will look great on the eye. Use a cascamite glue on your joints
  7. Do as mentioned andy and the dowels will look great as that is how the older way of woodworking was done,You need to dowel those joints mate or they will shrink at 15% moisture i can promise you ?
  8. Dowel the tennon joints andy as 15% will keep drying
  9. Not a lot to ask for really is it
  10. HANDBAGS (HAVE A FIGHT) OR A DUEL TO THE DEATH ?
  11. What size logs (width) are you looking lifting as i have 2 bespoke made for me,Will take some photos for you if needed
  12. Sorry we cannot help james and thanks for the reply
  13. Evening guys,Been out having a quiet few beers with mike my one partner,He operates a 16 ton grab wagon (2019) plate which is kitted up with a hiab and stone grapple bucket as he is contracting to various firms (waterboard contracts) ect. He covers most of south wales M4 and the valleys on a daily basis and is excellent on times when arranged.Mike has some free days coming up over the next 2 months which are flexable if needed,What he is looking for is back loads from one job to his next as nothing like an empty wagon not earning a buck. I mentioned that i would post on here and if anyone arb firms/lads are looking for help to move big cut timber in our area please feel free to contact me on 07816599502 thanks les Reason for posting this is one of our members (roseyweb) james has posted 3 times looking for same help,Mike has a timber grab and could have picked up in one load what james was looking for Wood in Lincoln
  14. Should be able to adapt it quite easily as would only be an aluminium section crossbar or upright
  15. Would something like this do the job just need to check what sizes are available DEUBA Aluminium Greenhouse Polycarbonate Large Garden Glass House
  16. Think you have answered your own question there (polytunnel) discreet ??? which they are as used for gardening 95% of the time and nobody batters an eyelid,Just make sure its well vented
  17. Do another big poly tunnel and just put a good vent system into it to keep the condensation to a minimum
  18. First of all grade all your timber into piles/cubes stacked Timber is priced by the m3 or by the lxbxw in sizes Seasoned or green (unseasoned) State what timber you have available Good guide is to look on the local sawmill websites for prices in your area I charge £30 an hour if milling for a customer plus blade wear If you have beams available they tend to be sold by the foot not metric sizes As for grading timber i think that comes down to experience more than anything
  19. Thats what i worry about,Thought it was next tuesday until the doctors phoned this evening as was going to have 10 days off it to be sure,Put it off once as got drunk a month ago when last one was booked
  20. Guys i have a blood and urine test at midday tomorrow by the DVLA doctor,I had a few pints from work friday ( around 10) and the same on saturday of john smiths beer,Had loads of grub all weekend and drunk loads of fluids and no alcohol since saturday evening,Do any of you know if my system will be clear as feel fine/Or has anyone gone through similar tests thanks les
  21. All ways guys on here looking for good help and i am sure a bit of part time work would be a good start to see if its for you as a full time career
  22. Had a guy come try to enter a club with an axe when i was a door man a few years back,The one bouncer fainted but he never got in the place as i gave him the old hong kong fuey
  23. Good luck and someone will be along ?
  24. You have both made a fair comment but why have calculation charts if no purpose,When i fit a new central heating system the correct radiators have to be the right sizes (quite simple)
  25. Its all to do with the output of the heater steve,You cube the size of the room then work out how many btu/or kw per cubic metre the device gives off. Guide below for an example BTUs are ‘British Thermal Units’, the unit in which radiator efficiency is measured. Factors such as room dimensions, window size and wall material are used to calculate the required outputs of radiators, in order to adequately heat a room. Use our BTU Calculator to determine the heat requirements of your room. Simply enter the details in the corresponding fields and we’ll show you how many BTUs you need to ensure your space is always warm, cosy and inviting. Free Online UK BTU Calculator | Find Required Radiator Size »‎Free Online UK BTU Calculator | Find Required Radiator Size »‎Free Online UK BTU Calculator | Find Required Radiator Size »‎

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