26-02-17, 10:21 AM
(This post was last modified: 26-02-17, 10:24 AM by tommyardin.)
Hey Ogri!,
Why not use profiles instead of racking up corners? it's so much easier.
When building up to DPC leave purps out 1.5 X 2 bricks out either side of corners, profiles up and your away.
we found them much better than racking corners, firstly your on the line straight away, much faster, plus when running the line in between the corners you only have to have a slight difference in the gauge, different batch of sand or cement even and you can see where the corner was racked up for ever.
That aside bloody nice looking workshop, I'm not green with envy :look
[size=1em]Would liked to have seen a picture of the stone work, that is what I used to love doing, random sand stone with strap pointing, it looks so bloody cool and classy, but expensive to do.[/size]
[size=1em]That would have been my ideal home, a cottage built in random sandstone, but I would have wanted to have built it myself.[/size]
[size=1em]I'm going past a stonework job today that I did, [/size]must be 38 years ago, I might stop and grab a photo.
A few hire company's hire out profiles sets around here,
Why not use profiles instead of racking up corners? it's so much easier.
When building up to DPC leave purps out 1.5 X 2 bricks out either side of corners, profiles up and your away.
we found them much better than racking corners, firstly your on the line straight away, much faster, plus when running the line in between the corners you only have to have a slight difference in the gauge, different batch of sand or cement even and you can see where the corner was racked up for ever.
That aside bloody nice looking workshop, I'm not green with envy :look
[size=1em]Would liked to have seen a picture of the stone work, that is what I used to love doing, random sand stone with strap pointing, it looks so bloody cool and classy, but expensive to do.[/size]
[size=1em]That would have been my ideal home, a cottage built in random sandstone, but I would have wanted to have built it myself.[/size]
[size=1em]I'm going past a stonework job today that I did, [/size]must be 38 years ago, I might stop and grab a photo.
A few hire company's hire out profiles sets around here,