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I can't be the one one who sees a squished sheep
If I was to guess it looks like a pressure cooker with foreign writing and image search says I'm correct with it being an old Asian aluminium pressure cooker (or bomb if it was made in China
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Maker
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Not quite finished, but pretty close.
A little more substantial than my old garden table in the background. My new angle finder paid for itself immediatly, but if I ever embark on another project like this I'm buying a horizontal bandsaw and a mig welder.
A little more substantial than my old garden table in the background. My new angle finder paid for itself immediatly, but if I ever embark on another project like this I'm buying a horizontal bandsaw and a mig welder.
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I guess he's cooking somethingIf I was to guess it looks like a pressure cooker with foreign writing and image search says I'm correct with it being an old Asian aluminium pressure cooker (or bomb if it was made in China
Kram
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I might regret starting this job. Couldnt see the size of stumps, quoted too low!
Before pic
Rash pile. I need to get most of the roots out and make it suitable for planting, before I arrange the waste collection. 12 privets will be going in its place.
I'll be smashing it all out with axe/pickaxe, wont be fun.
Before pic
Rash pile. I need to get most of the roots out and make it suitable for planting, before I arrange the waste collection. 12 privets will be going in its place.
I'll be smashing it all out with axe/pickaxe, wont be fun.
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Be honest, that's just the beer garden you were in...Not quite finished, but pretty close.
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A little more substantial than my old garden table in the background. My new angle finder paid for itself immediatly, but if I ever embark on another project like this I'm buying a horizontal bandsaw and a mig welder.
Maker
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Sadly there was no beer this weekend, I even had to re-home my brewing vessels to the floor and borrow the stand they were on as a temporary workbench to cut the steel on.
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I saw this the other day and thought of this thread, then forgot about it. Though now I find it again, it's probably not quite what you were looking for.
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Thanks. Its a 10 foot job, not happy with quite a few of the joints, and the F grade tiles are pretty crap dimensionally, up to 2-3mm difference per pack, used the laser to keep the gaps correct up the wall, but even with 3 tiles in a row, the other end was differing by 3mm and thats a full grout width. glad the are all short runs, would look garbage on a long run.Looks tidy.
Haven't grouted yet. may make it look a bit better.
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That's a lot of grouteven with 3 tiles in a row, the other end was differing by 3m and thats a full grout width.
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For those who dont tiling……they invented shower board.So you have seen my tiling before?
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I did herringbone with a rustic brick sized tile….its finished, but doubt Ill ever be happy with it. Non flat tiles just dont cut right against trims etc. My Mrs now knows never to suggest herringbone ever again!
I done a harth once, threw the tile cutter in the bin
