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I'm not at all their fan, so for me they are the same mice or rats. :ROFLMAO: Nope, it's not fake Totally agree here! Just don't want to meet them again...

So I had a bit of a surprise the other day. I was in the garage, just getting my tools, when I spotted a mouse darting behind a stack of boxes. I thought, "Okay, it's just one mouse, no biggie." But then I started moving things around, and yep, I found little droppings and some chewed-up...

2mm could work for the gaps, but 3mm might offer better weatherproofing. 19mm for the rebates sounds solid, balancing fit and strength. Using timber for stop beads post-installation could be a neat touch.

Your plan sounds pretty solid to me. As long as you maintain good ventilation around the cabin, you should minimize any potential moisture buildup.

Trad deckchairs and directors chairs do have their rustic charm, apart from being cost-effective. I, too, enjoy the aesthetic of rattan furniture. We have a special place ready for the cushions, a built-in wardrobe. So no problems there. The uneven surface sounds tricky - we definitely can't...

Hey everyone! I know that I seem crazy to look for garden furniture at this time of the year, but now there are some good discounts because it is not in high demand. So, I recently took the plunge and bought a house. It's such an exciting (albeit slightly daunting) new chapter in my life...

Found this weekend the code CLEARPAY. It saves you 10£ when checking out. Got it from dontpayfull.com. I always find there sweet deals and discounts, so it might help all of you. Cheers.

FFX offers a 5% discount for the first order with email sign-up. I always create new accounts and use the discount + if any discount codes are available, I also redeem them.

did you get one in the end

No ... I didn't. That's worth knowing ! But that doesn't solve the problem of how to stop it cracking any further

The 'green' wood was wax sealed when felled. After a couple of yearst the wood was first turned it was sound, but still damp. Now the cracks are starting. It's these cracks I'm trying to stop before the final turning

Bugga....!

OK...point taken ! So it's not green , but I need to stop it cracking any further... so which glue is best to prevent further cracking

I'm not really looking to fill at this stage just to arrest any furtner cracking

Only for dip sticks that think they are smarter than anyone else...

Hi Guy Are any of you from around these areas interested in making contact, swap ideas. source timber, swear at, or generally chat etc... I cant be the only one round here?

Having had a go at this wood turning lark, particularly bowl turning, now and starting to get the hang of it. Most of my wood is still very green. About 2 years or so. On the advice of "Turn a wood bowl" on You tube, I blocking out rough bowls to allow for twice turning. Now the biggest problem...

Nice Ones Dalboy.... that's my aim but not quite on that magnitude

Yes Dalboy .... Its the very Last design in that " wood grain paterns .pdf Im trying to do I know it cuts against the grain for typical bowl turning - Pardon the intended Pun

I have just turned round the bowl i was trying to turn, even trying to cut a new Tennon for the chuck was a trial but it has worked !!!! What was the Narrow end is now in the chuck and I'm able to gouge the bowl - How Strange ! Sycamore Branch wood is very tough to cut and blunts Chisels like MAD