Recent content by DeanH

Sorry if I've missed it but what is the max distance between centres and just as importantly the price?

That would be absolutely fantastic James. Typically the only trip I have planned is north to Carlisle.

If you are ever travelling north along the M6 I'd happily meet around the end of the M62 and pay towards your fuel.

Also bear in mind that a shallow concrete trench could be susceptible to heave if laid on clay. It doesn't have the same overall mass as the larger slab so can't resist the movement as much. It'll probably be ok though.

Fantastic, they look like they've always been there.

Spacing of the lintels will depend on the span of the timbers you presumably lay perpendicular over the top. If you know the dimensions you can look them up on span tables. https://www.timberbeamcalculator.co.uk/en-gb/span-table/floor-joists?load=1.5&class=C24

I always thought the risk of non-genuine batteries was fairly low so long as they weren't left plugged in or connected to the tool. May be wrong though.

I wouldn't worry about one handed plasters, if you're one handed a plaster isn't going to touch the sides.

Out of curiosity what is the reasoning behind the VPN. Think I saw on another thread you're in Crete - do they restrict access to certain things?

Impressive work. I've never really considered that woodwork can be a historical re-enactment. Trying to reverse engineer the old techniques is an interesting concept.

Good idea. Might need some clever ideas about naming the items and where to post them. Posting to general marketplace they could get a bit lost, but equally posting to a craft based group would be a slightly closed audience.

Extremely generous to give it away, wish Telford was closer!

I'd have thought Etsy would be worth looking into if they're of a size that can be posted?

Probably take it with you. Buying new and collecting them, re-fettling will involve far more effort. Unless that's the bit you enjoy?

Could you not just butt your block work up to either side of the door? You could lap your DPC down and under the frame if you were worried about the detailing.