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    Building a raised workshop on posts

    Can anyone see a problem with building a workshop and using 4x4 post concreted into the ground as the foundation? I'm not sure of the size yet, but it will take up a large area. I'm confident in starting my build this way, as I've done plenty of raised decking in the past which has taken a lot...
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    Gate construction

    I'm looking to build 2 driveway gates. The total opening is 2.8 m, so each gate will be around 6 mm short of 1.4 m. Ideally the gates will be made up of a frame using 4 x 2 treated timber (stiles, top rail, middle rail and bottom, then cladded with 1 x 4 upright boards to match fence). They will...
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    Making use of chimney alcove in bedroom

    Just looking for some inspiration really. The alcove needs to be used for storage. with a frame fixed round and doors hung either side. Needs to go with the pine bedroom furniture. Measurements: 1.1 m x 2.1 opening.
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    Planit Fusion Catalogues?

    I have a copy of the Planit Fusion Software as used by MFI, HOWDENS, B&Q etc. I know this software is expensive and can create some very realistic 3D images with life like shadows. Its uses the manufactures catalogues files so you can intergrate these into the kitchen. Does anyone know where I...
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    Fitting a door frame to untrue wall.

    I have just fitted a door frame and hung the door to the wall under the stairs in my house. As it was being used as storage, it started to look a bit messy. For some reason, the wall is way out, which is brick by the looks of it. so if I were to plumb the casing up and fix it true then I...
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    Router or spindle moulder?

    Hi, all, this is my first post on here and am just looking for a bit of advice. i've been doing site joinery/carpentry and kitchen fitting for a few years now. Just lately work has become more and more slack, which would mean for me to travel away from home if I wanted to stay in the industry...
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