Recent content by TheGlassHouseproject

Thanks for that. I love this type of roofing. These planks run across the roof and overlapped. But I’m thinking of how to lay planks down the roof and take advance of the little flexibility in heavy wide planks and introduce a curve. My flat roof has a very subtle incline with a wall rising up...

Excellent info. Boats need to stay wet. Awesome insite. Thank you. So I can exclude young n groove and calk / boat style. Thanks guys.

I am considering the potential of covering my workshop in large Timber Lengths. I’ve been working with Large Timbers for a while now and see the potential of laying the planks side by side probably linked together with a large routed tong n groove. If i covered the roof conventionally with...

Check out the post I replied to in projects / first build / workbench.. I don’t believe that if u want to be creative and work with wood u need to follow convention. While additionally I personally felt I was fooling myself in trying to incorporate every thing u would love to do with the...

This is close but what I have is like a crumb but don’t think it is moving ie a bug.. tryd uploading pics but lost patience in end after 2 attempts.. Struggling with the tech.. in fairness this will prob be the only post / reply I make but thank u for the response.. Regards Bren

Hi I’m new here and rebuilding my workbench / workshop and noticed ur post.. I am limited to space like you and for a long time have had to use a knocked up pallet frame as a work platform in the garage. To save space I fixed the frame to the wall to allow me to use it as a vertical cutting...

Hi Everyone I am new to the forum and as I complete the restoration on my workshop and begin work on a large load of reclaimed timber I have come across a problem I have no answer. The Timber is mixed type of rough cut offs from the manufacturer of scaffolding planks. 13foot length and after...