Hicap phill
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Are they BA thread?
Try a light switch cover screw
Try a light switch cover screw
Bobsticle
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I'll try nailing one in tomorrow.
Good ventilationHope it dunt whistle in the wind.
Bobsticle
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No. It’s completely 1957 original. I have only painted it and added coachwork.
brianp38dse
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Looking good and the dog likes it already
and the dog likes it already
Bobsticle
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A trip to the roofing yard today resulted in two bundles of batten in two bi one flavour, in a delightful lemon. Swedish apparently.
Problem is I have to take a trip to Norwich tomorrow. It’s closer to bleedin Amsterdam than my owse
If I’m not back by six, send in the dogs
I should get a bit of framing done on Sunday
Problem is I have to take a trip to Norwich tomorrow. It’s closer to bleedin Amsterdam than my owse
If I’m not back by six, send in the dogs
I should get a bit of framing done on Sunday
Bobsticle
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Ad a few hours this afty
Now looking at height, lock up door size and my stunning length I think a pop up roof is in order.
Also finding a stack of bus windows being chucked out at work, a few design changes are in order but nowt I can’t make up on the hoof.
Now looking at height, lock up door size and my stunning length I think a pop up roof is in order.
Also finding a stack of bus windows being chucked out at work, a few design changes are in order but nowt I can’t make up on the hoof.
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Bobsticle
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A few more hours of coating myself with polyurethane glue today. I measured several times before deciding on a height that I can get out of the lockup door. The more I look at it the more I think it’s going to be a squeeze
Not to worry. The worst case will be dropping it on a trolly to get it out
Not to worry. The worst case will be dropping it on a trolly to get it out
Let the tyres down a bitA few more hours of coating myself with polyurethane glue today. I measured several times before deciding on a height that I can get out of the lockup door. The more I look at it the more I think it’s going to be a squeeze
Not to worry. The worst case will be dropping it on a trolly to get it out
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Bobsticle
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I'll have to finish this one first. Might be ready for next summerNice work!
You could me one anorl
Bobsticle
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Having not managed much on the unfolding monster in the last few weeks I thought I’d better get a day in before a pending eye operation and the uncertainty of recovery time. Not much further on but got the frame as far as I want it. I’m leaving the front open so it’s easier to get the interior panelling inside. I can even cut the front panels and leave them inside before finishing the front frame.
Quite happy with the roofing baton studding although it varies in size quite dramatically. At least it will add to the vintage look when the outside is rippled.
Quite happy with the roofing baton studding although it varies in size quite dramatically. At least it will add to the vintage look when the outside is rippled.
Bobsticle
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I’ve used 300 oak dowels so far to keep this lot together. Easier to screw but I didn’t want any metal fixings, to save problems later on, when glueing and brad nailing the sheets on. Nothing destroys a surface like blasting a nail into a screw head.
That’s 600 holes drilled 300 dowels glued in and three bundles of baton measured and cut.
I should be back on site makin a killin. A half decent wood butcher would make a good £3.84 an hour at that rate. Obviously before being laid off again.
That’s 600 holes drilled
300 dowels glued in and three bundles of baton measured and cut. I should be back on site makin a killin. A half decent wood butcher would make a good £3.84 an hour at that rate. Obviously before being laid off again.
