Shimsteriom
Master Procrastinator
When the stick bounces off the hoi polloi, yesYou gonna hit yourself
Shimsteriom
Master Procrastinator
Nite All.
Don’t think lady Nicola gave you permission to leave the house!!
Naughty boy
Ive got a note from my mum which says I can go out.
Today I am mostly sanding down my dining table - 40 years since I bought it an the finish on it is well battered after decades of abuse. Quite a nice grain under the shellac, haven't decided what to refinish it with yet. Maybe something lighter and showing the grain off
Lightly burn the top to bring the grain out & use osmo oil or spray clear lacquer over it.
It's not fun when Wifey gets on her high horse and starts mouthing off at me as if everything is my fault. Do all females have to, by law, ensure a bad situation is made worse by rowing about it?
Anyway, turns out the work top didn't come from the ones who supplied the kitchen one. so not their fault.
Twas Wickes who supplied it along with all tother stuff. And on the plan they printied off together with artist's impressions, it is obvious they thoughtlessly assumed worktops in both rooms were going to be 600 mm. They were going to originally supply and fit the one in the kitchen but they got stupid when it came to templating, so we gave them the elbow and got one elsewhere, but the utility one is still in its plastic wrapping in the garage.
Looks like we'll simply be ordering a new wider one, once Wifey can stop shouting about it all.
Anyone looking for a new 3m x 600mm x 28 mm worktop and upstand, ( small one)? Going free? Collection only?
Damm too far
EEEEEEEKKKKK!!!Lightly burn the top to bring the grain out & use osmo oil or spray clear lacquer over it.
French polish it, nowt else!
Words bloody fail me.I had a busy wee day after I dropped the digger off, we went on a road trip still within Argyll & bute
still in my council area & for work purposes I literally bought a shed load of tools most less than
a year old.
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Only thing that makes me feel better about this is that I wouldn't have anywhere to store them all.
Morning, not too bad here, bit chilly. Have a good one and keep smiling!
Hicap phill
Well-Known Member
Mornings
Fresh start. Hoping for another nice day.
Managed to clean the salt of the windows without freezing
Stay warm
Fresh start. Hoping for another nice day.
Managed to clean the salt of the windows without freezing
Stay warm
Hicap phill
Well-Known Member
Did you buy the shed as well for easy storage space ?I had a busy wee day after I dropped the digger off, we went on a road trip still within Argyll & bute
still in my council area & for work purposes I literally bought a shed load of tools most less than
a year old.
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Very dark but dry and that suits me.
Have a good day folks.
Have a good day folks.
Shimsteriom
Master Procrastinator
Good Mornings
Dry, overcast and very cold today.
Dry, overcast and very cold today.
Glasgie
Well-Known Member
And where are our piccies?
Er too dark plus as the transporter was across the road (did not want to load on the drive for fear of damaging monobloc) and cars were queuing to get past, and not very patient
so had other issues to deal with, bu it looked bonnie so high up on the bed !
Morning All
Cold, damp & dreary here
Up and about but lacking something useful to do at the moment.
I may get my workmate out of the bottom shed and do some furniture adjustment as requested by my son.
Purely to relieve the utter boredom.
Have a good day.
Cold, damp & dreary here
Up and about but lacking something useful to do at the moment.
I may get my workmate out of the bottom shed and do some furniture adjustment as requested by my son.
Purely to relieve the utter boredom.
Have a good day.
Na Ive got plenty storage,
I could have put it on my roof rack but he wanted to keep his shed.
