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Fitzroy replied to the thread Damp proofing.Aberdeen houses are designed with and internal void between the granite wall and the lath and plaster. Additionally the stones (skenes)... -
Been a while since I posted any woodwork on here, but I’ve got a decent job building an oak bridge, the usual start to finish style I’ll...
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Not sure if this link will work, but interesting method of planing a beam:
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A mallet made from a 5 foot plank of ash. Its the first proper project i am happy with, and it has taught me a lot about planing end...
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Fitzroy reacted to bentontool's post in the thread Post a photo of the last thing you made with
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Continuing my work on the saw till over the last few days. At the risk of thoroughly boring the experienced woodworkers out there, I... -
Come on hands up all those that have done this when they first got involved with a bandsaw, learning that knack with folding the...
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Might sound a dumb question but have to ask.....is the blade the right way round with the teeth pointing down? If a bandsaw blades...
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Fitzroy reacted to Jacob's post in the thread Buying cheapest wood for woodwork practice in the UK with Like.
Skip diving. Keep your eyes open everywhere you go!
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Fitzroy replied to the thread Damp proofing.like most things in life it’s actually quite complicated, whereas business and people like simple problems and solutions. A business...
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I don't think it is ambiguous or open for debate, "Rising Damp" as the lay person understands that term does no exist, capillary action...
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Based on the information in that video, you could argue that it isn't necessary, although you won't get your work passed by Building...
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Fitzroy replied to the thread Damp proofing.I am completely aligned with the video. When I was selling a property in London I had a surveyor stick his conductance moisture meter in...
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Fitzroy replied to the thread Damp proofing.Rising damp does exist, you can place a brick in a water and demonstrate capillary action resulting in water above the level in the...
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Fitzroy replied to the thread Jig to cut veneers on a bandsaw..I agree that traditionally the retained piece is between the fence and blade, thus utilising the fence as the reference surface. The...
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Fitzroy replied to the thread Jig to cut veneers on a bandsaw..I think it's great, and also great to see a young person interested in a craft/trade. My thoughts - I like the cams as I feel they will...