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Woodbloke wrote:The paper on the second pic is on the wrong way round. Shocking...disgraceful if fact. Could be an outing for Caruthers - Rob
AJB Temple wrote:when ay weer a laad, oil we 'ad was a rusty nail 'n some sheets of t' Herald. Thems new fangled designs are for soft lads.
novocaine wrote:This do? Its the plans for the second one. BOM isnt quite right though. 31/2" 25mm square shoukd be 5" to allow tenons.
In seriousness i can draw you up a plan for the second one later.
sunnybob wrote:Paper direction on the second is irrelevant. The roll is too far off the wall to act as a friction brake. That would need both hands, or a prestidigitators table cloth whisk to remove a single piece.
Auldfart2010 wrote:novocaine wrote:This do? Its the plans for the second one. BOM isnt quite right though. 31/2" 25mm square shoukd be 5" to allow tenons.
In seriousness i can draw you up a plan for the second one later.
I'm struggling with the bleed out on that drawing mate.
However I would be interested in plans for the second one. This is a project for my daughters house.
Personally, I use one of these....
John Brown wrote:sunnybob wrote:Paper direction on the second is irrelevant. The roll is too far off the wall to act as a friction brake. That would need both hands, or a prestidigitators table cloth whisk to remove a single piece.
Why? The trick is to use your wrist to brake the roll whilst tearing off the sheets. The wall doesn't come into the equation. Although, to be fair, if the bottom of the roll is accessible to the wrist, it is possible with overhang. I just tried it.
spb wrote:John Brown wrote:sunnybob wrote:Paper direction on the second is irrelevant. The roll is too far off the wall to act as a friction brake. That would need both hands, or a prestidigitators table cloth whisk to remove a single piece.
Why? The trick is to use your wrist to brake the roll whilst tearing off the sheets. The wall doesn't come into the equation. Although, to be fair, if the bottom of the roll is accessible to the wrist, it is possible with overhang. I just tried it.
Just grab it either side of a join, one sheet with your thumb and ring finger, the other with your index and middle fingers, then pull apart. Works regardless of orientation, or even whether it's on a holder at all.
Auldfart2010 wrote:novocaine wrote:This do? Its the plans for the second one. BOM isnt quite right though. 31/2" 25mm square shoukd be 5" to allow tenons.
In seriousness i can draw you up a plan for the second one later.
I'm struggling with the bleed out on that drawing mate.
However I would be interested in plans for the second one. This is a project for my daughters house.
Personally, I use one of these....
Alasdair wrote:Auldfart2010 wrote:novocaine wrote:This do? Its the plans for the second one. BOM isnt quite right though. 31/2" 25mm square shoukd be 5" to allow tenons.
In seriousness i can draw you up a plan for the second one later.
I'm struggling with the bleed out on that drawing mate.
However I would be interested in plans for the second one. This is a project for my daughters house.
Personally, I use one of these....
Do you wrap something around that or is it more a scraping motion, I suppose it will wipe clean easily but wouldn't do the old farmers any good at all!!
sammy.se wrote:I can't believe no one has commented on the mug in the bathroom!
Is that quite normal then? to have a cuppa while doing a poop?
Oh dear. That's nasty.Auldfart2010 wrote:sammy.se wrote:I can't believe no one has commented on the mug in the bathroom!
Is that quite normal then? to have a cuppa while doing a poop?
Many years ago, I used to know someone who would eat a cold tin of rice pudding while having a dump. Spent up to an hour in there. I think he's an elected councillor now.
sammy.se wrote:Oh dear. That's nasty.Auldfart2010 wrote:sammy.se wrote:I can't believe no one has commented on the mug in the bathroom!
Is that quite normal then? to have a cuppa while doing a poop?
Many years ago, I used to know someone who would eat a cold tin of rice pudding while having a dump. Spent up to an hour in there. I think he's an elected councillor now.
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