Right terminology for various parts of doors, windows etc on Benchtalk101

[toolsntat]

To many people this may be akin to a foreign language, so who better than the very knowledgeable Richard Arnold to help us understand what's what.
Cheers Andy

https://us02web.zoom.us/j/81164688577?pwd=b1ZOOWgzQi9ZeExsVDYyWkJMNXdkQT09

 

[toolsntat]

Just giving you folks a timely nudge....
It's tonight
Cheers Andy

 

[Adam W.]

Thank you, I was going to ask what was on tonight.

Is it Richard who made that plane ?

 

[Droogs]

@Adam W. yes

Will be at the wksp this evening Andy but will try to remember and log on

 

[toolsntat]

Thank you, I was going to ask what was on tonight.

Is it Richard who made that plane ?

Did you see the link above Adam?
Cheers Andy

 

[Adam W.]

Yes, thanks.

 

[Adam W.]

doest work as I need a password

 

[toolsntat]

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[toolsntat]

doest work as I need a password

Any luck Adam?

 

[toolsntat]

Nice to see you Adam
Cheers Andy

 

[Adam W.]

Nice to see you Adam
Cheers Andy

Thanks Andy, Richard certainly knows his stuff and I'm glad I joined. I particularly liked the meandering conversation at the end about books and written instruction, it got me thinking about why I can't find any written information about running up segmented sprung mouldings.

 

[6x4]

To many people this may be akin to a foreign language, so who better than the very knowledgeable Richard Arnold to help us understand what's what.
Cheers Andy
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https://us02web.zoom.us/j/81164688577?pwd=b1ZOOWgzQi9ZeExsVDYyWkJMNXdkQT09

Thanks for the link Andy, that was worth coming indoors for. I’ve found a new source of knowledge there I think.

 

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