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Unless you have a fork lift truck I think by the time you have enough bricks in place the veneer will have sucked the water from the glue and expanded causing it to wrinkle once this happens you have lost the fight really. and yes you would have to do both sides at the same time so if one fails...

Is it a left hander? I've been looking for one since I came out of school.

I think you may need to ask your self why would any one dry 8 inch gate posts?

1.5mm birch ply usually has a very good finish, yes there may be a few small knots in the non certified sheets but not many and I can't see how 5 foot square isn't big enough for a business card? I wouldn't want any bigger in my pocket!

Personally I would rub a bit of coloured hard wax in to fill them and forget about it.

Sounds like you're looking for an excuse to spin it out a bit longer, however long it takes to put it right!

Depends on the paint really, you will need to give it a stir up and paint will start to gum up the passages in the gun after a while.

Maybe to forum computer isn't compatible with up loading stone-age files!

Just remove the air cap and drop it in a cup of thinners and wipe off any over spray if any.

I think you will be a long time looking! I've never seen anything like that listed in any stock sheets. The thinnest I have seen will be door skins at 3.5 or 4mm but only one sided. 3mm finished would need a core material of 2mm!

You say the RK is 5mm to the right of the blade, are you sure the blade is in the right place? take it out and check make sure there isn't a washer or bush in there that shouldn't be and make sure the blade is seated properly.

Well my real life is Woodworking and I recycle the other way round, the waste wood and sawdust I burn for heat and put the ash on the garden to help things grow, the trees and large shrubs get cut down and taken back to the workshop, the tomatoese I eat! Oh and I'm currently learning how to grow...

Kev if you can change the design slightly by having the grain in the boarding running around the box instead of up and down, but make sure there is not any vertical corner blocks, then you will be OK glueing it together as you are, you will need to use ply or loose t&g in the bottom. Chris

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That's fantastic news, so it is safe for me to take on the job then, and if they need the certificate I can do the sums and self certify, when I draw up what they want I will get back to you if I may. Thanks.

I hope so, I just need to find out where to learn how. :?

Yes I did find this one but it is for their own plastic frames! Any design as long as its made their way with their system.

I've been asked to make some windows for a customer, now although I have made many windows before I've never needed to provide a U certificate, this time I think I might have to, so far I have found a website that says they will do this for £35 a window, is this really the only way to go or does...

Sounds like the element has blown taking the trip out at the same time, quite easy to fit your self if you feel up to it, the hard bit is finding the part no.

Well me thinks some one's got to pay for the new store!