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Tusses wrote:I always thought any structural steel had to be fireproofed , to stop it getting too hot and buckling
Tusses wrote:I always thought any structural steel had to be fireproofed , to stop it getting too hot and buckling
TrimTheKing wrote: but it's massively over-specced for the size of the building, and any fire would likely be long burned out before reaching temps that would affect it so he wasn't too bothered either way
Cheers
Mark
9fingers wrote:...... So moral is get the opinion of two BCOs before embarking on expense/labour intensive or remedial works.
Bob
TrimTheKing wrote: I realised if the screws weren't totally lined up it would drive my OCD potty so I measured up and marked out the next board before putting place, then went back and sorted
ScotlandtheDave wrote:TrimTheKing wrote: I realised if the screws weren't totally lined up it would drive my OCD potty so I measured up and marked out the next board before putting place, then went back and sorted
A man after my own heart! it takes longer but you know it's right. Been keeping up with your build Mark, it's looking great and feeling more like a house build than a shop. Can't wait to see the next instalment:)
Pinch wrote:Loving the circular window - are you going to make a stained glass feature for it?
You could design a personal emblem or maybe a woodworker at work.
9fingers wrote:An opportunity to see the Master at work. Hardly a hand tool in sight - my hero
Bob
9fingers wrote:I think you need one of these or similar Mark.
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Really starts around 6 min in.
An opportunity to see the Master at work. Hardly a hand tool in sight - my hero
Bob
9fingers wrote:Yes that was the general idea. Follows on from Paul's suggestion of a woodwork theme for your round window.
Bob
TrimTheKing wrote:9fingers wrote:Yes that was the general idea. Follows on from Paul's suggestion of a woodwork theme for your round window.
Bob
Ahhhhh, all makes sense now. Apologies, brain in go slow mode today...
Cheers
Mark
9fingers wrote:TrimTheKing wrote:9fingers wrote:Yes that was the general idea. Follows on from Paul's suggestion of a woodwork theme for your round window.
Bob
Ahhhhh, all makes sense now. Apologies, brain in go slow mode today...
Cheers
Mark
I wonder if this might be due to your use of tapatalk?
AIUI TT only gives you one shot at reading a message before it disappears?
If this is true, then not having the ability scroll back a few and pick up the gist of previous messages could be the reason?
Bob
Andyp wrote:I had a play a few days back and was impressed on how easy it is to load images. Lees impressed by the way it handles PMs.
ScotlandtheDave wrote:Yep, reading this on TT now and it's an invaluable app!
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