Now you don’t have to redo it but. The first half slate should not be visible under the first course
.As long as your second course ends over the facia/ gutter you will get away with it.
I know it’s only a wood shed
J
Now you don’t have to redo it but. The first half slate should not be visible under the first course
.As long as your second course ends over the facia/ gutter you will get away with it.
I know it’s only a wood shed
J
Progress is still progress, so well done.Very nice. I am suitably jealous (of course).
My little "Toy Machine" is still in the "does this thing actually work" phase.
Some tool-holders turned up today and a bit of bronze rod actually got faced and turned down a tiny bit. I found a few problems just with this simple stuff and the gibs are tighter now but at the expense of ease of travel.
Still learning & getting used to the machine.
Best bit? My home-grown belt change & adjustment is working well and no transmission issues.
Bang goes his hopes of a major architectural award this year ----Now you don’t have to redo it but. The first half slate should not be visible under the first course
As long as your second course ends over the facia/ gutter you will get away with it.
Shimsteriom
Master Procrastinator
As it's a Fryday I think I'll have an early night
Nite All.
Nite All.
Think that's it for today!
See you all tomoz
See you all tomoz
Hicap phill
Well-Known Member
Morning weekenders.
Raining again.why did I get out of bed
Raining again.why did I get out of bed
My thoughts exactly.
Shimsteriom
Master Procrastinator
Morning all.
Dry but quite windy today. Stay safe whatever you're up to over the weekend.
Dry but quite windy today. Stay safe whatever you're up to over the weekend.
DevonGuy
Well-Known Member
Mornin to frens,
Be wet an fluddy doan yer. Rodes be cuvverd in watter. Hippocrates iddun flustered but us boys mosly stayn ohm an doin jobs.
The Doris be geddun jabbed necks week cuz er be care wurker. Theym not jabbin us boys furra wyle cuzzem not zhure us be wurf it.
Opin us frens orl be vit an well an avoydun idjots an there be plenny aboat!
Be wet an fluddy doan yer. Rodes be cuvverd in watter. Hippocrates iddun flustered but us boys mosly stayn ohm an doin jobs.
The Doris be geddun jabbed necks week cuz er be care wurker. Theym not jabbin us boys furra wyle cuzzem not zhure us be wurf it.
Opin us frens orl be vit an well an avoydun idjots an there be plenny aboat!
Same ere, so I didn't yet..
Stayin home today, am finkin of lidl fings to do..
Stay safe peeps
SWMBO must've broken summink an has yet to confess.
Am gettin coffee an toast in bed!
Am gettin coffee an toast in bed!
I may have the answer/reason why my new windows are letting water into the house to ruin my internal decor.
When it rains heavily and for a prolonged period it seems that water is able to collect on the sub-sill where the water staining/ingress is occurring.
Couple this with the wind in a "head-on" direction and this standing water can be forced against the frame of the window. The corners of the frames are not welded (like their plastic predecessors were) and therefore I think that this standing water and wind pressure encourages the water to find its way through the frame and soaks into the plaster etc. etc. on the inside and then stains the wallpaper.
I have taken a video of this standing water, and sent it to the window company for their comment. The guy that came out the other day did remove the glass unit and apply sealant inside the frame structure where before there was none.
Today is just rain (no wind), so the pooled water is not being encouraged to find its way into the house I think.
When it rains heavily and for a prolonged period it seems that water is able to collect on the sub-sill where the water staining/ingress is occurring.
Couple this with the wind in a "head-on" direction and this standing water can be forced against the frame of the window. The corners of the frames are not welded (like their plastic predecessors were) and therefore I think that this standing water and wind pressure encourages the water to find its way through the frame and soaks into the plaster etc. etc. on the inside and then stains the wallpaper.
I have taken a video of this standing water, and sent it to the window company for their comment. The guy that came out the other day did remove the glass unit and apply sealant inside the frame structure where before there was none.
Today is just rain (no wind), so the pooled water is not being encouraged to find its way into the house I think.
Things Learned Since Forum Posting...
- Reading and reading comprehension are two different things
- People will miss the point
- People will wilfully miss the point
- People will contort themselves into all sorts of messes so they don't have to confront their bias
- Nuance is fecking *dead*. RIP
- People will smack head first into the point and still miss it
- Sometimes *you're* the problem
- When you make a mistake, you need to own it
- A mistake is less important than the action taken afterwards
- I can be incorrect
- Don't post when tired, this is how everyone knows my shopping list
- Reading and reading comprehension are two different things
- People will miss the point
- People will wilfully miss the point
- People will contort themselves into all sorts of messes so they don't have to confront their bias
- Nuance is fecking *dead*. RIP
- People will smack head first into the point and still miss it
- Sometimes *you're* the problem
- When you make a mistake, you need to own it
- A mistake is less important than the action taken afterwards
- I can be incorrect
- Don't post when tired, this is how everyone knows my shopping list
@marjon there you go, the set up for making a follower gear from this morning
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You sure do have a nice man cave and toys
.J
Cheers, it will be a large task to move it when we go. It is my biggest worry over the whole process!!You sure do have a nice man cave and toys
J
Female equivalent of you giving her flowers when it isn't her burfday!SWMBO must've broken summink an has yet to confess.
Am gettin coffee an toast in bed!
