Warped doors, damp causing splitting ( when very tightly laced).

Lets do one on inertias as well

Warped doors, damp causing splitting ( when very tightly laced).

Lets do one on inertias as well

inertias, stuff of nightmares - your showing your age matey

i'll throw systronudonna in the pot and raise you volurado radar.

lets see how you like those apples

Arfur

Warped doors, damp causing splitting ( when very tightly laced).

Lets do one on inertias as well

I liberated a safe limpet for spares last week, does that count?

They are still widely used.

T&W frames, oh boy.

Biggest I ever had to make were in the region of 3mtrs square, had to be fitted under sky lights, 5 of us to fix, 4 holding up, and one doing the fixing. Had to make about 20 of these plus numerous others of asstd. sizes.

The fun bit was threading the cc wire through two centre battens.

That must have been all of 25yrs ago, and they are still there and working (so I am told)

W&P doors, used to enjoy doing them especially fitting the plywood (not nasty hardboard) & edging strips, even today I still have to cut twice to make any sort of mitre joint, I just don't understand them.

I'll do the Inertia story tomorrow.

Edited June 3, 201015 yr by magpye