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  • Hand Made Aluminium T-Nuts

    Sep 12, 2015

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    by

    Doozer
    in Quick Projects

    I recently installed a t-track into my router wardrobe table and quickly discovered that I didn’t have enough t-nuts to do anything useful. I vaguely remember buying some t-nuts with the track but that was a while ago and time…

  • Hand Carved Decorative Molding

    Sep 6, 2015

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    by

    Doozer
    in Quick Projects, Techniques

    Recently in the workshop I’ve been making sash windows for an extension we are having built. I haven’t documented the process yet as I have more windows still to build but I thought I’d capture one small aspect now –…

  • Festool Hose Adaptor

    Aug 27, 2015

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    by

    Doozer
    in Quick Projects

    I recently bought myself a Festool ETS EC 150/5 random orbital sander (ROS) as I needed something to help hide my mistakes sand my excellent quality finished pieces to bring out their true inner beauty. Either way, one of my reasons for splashing…

  • Simple and Cheap Corner Clamps

    Aug 16, 2015

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    by

    Doozer
    in Quick Projects

    Corner clamps (also known as mitre clamps, angle clamps and various other variations on a theme) are really useful where you have a large structure that is difficult to keep square while under construction. I built these clamps to help…

  • Homemade Scaffolding Tower – Part 8

    Jul 21, 2015

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    by

    Doozer
    in Scaffolding

    In the previous part I built a dolly system for moving the scaffolding around and fitted clips to the ends of the working platform to stop it sliding out. In this final part of the main series I’ll fit the…

  • Homemade Scaffolding Tower – Part 7

    Jul 20, 2015

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    by

    Doozer
    in Scaffolding

    In part six of this series on building a homemade scaffolding tower I built the platform and had a test climb of the tower. In this part I build and install the dolly system to move the tower and fit…

  • Homemade Scaffolding Tower – Part 6

    Jul 19, 2015

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    by

    Doozer
    in Scaffolding

    In part five of this series I joined the long sides together by fitting the rungs and then added some additional bracing at the bottom of the tower to stop it twisting. In this part I build and fit the…

  • Homemade Scaffolding Tower – Part 5

    Jul 18, 2015

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    by

    Doozer
    in Scaffolding

    In part four of this series I completed the long sides of the scaffolding tower. In this part I’ll build the shorter sides which provide the rungs which are used to climb the tower and support the platform.

  • Homemade Scaffolding Tower – Part 4

    Jul 14, 2015

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    by

    Doozer
    in Scaffolding

    In part three I prepared the legs, made some jigs and cut the rung sockets. In this part I will attach the stretchers and cross bracing thus completing one side.

  • Homemade Scaffolding Tower – Part 3

    Jul 14, 2015

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    by

    Doozer
    in Scaffolding

    In part two of this series I looked at some calculations and drew up a parts list. In this part I will start the build by constructing the sides of the tower.

  • Homemade Scaffolding Tower – Part 2

    Jul 13, 2015

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    by

    Doozer
    in Scaffolding

    In part one of this series on making your own homemade scaffolding tower I discussed the research and design aspects of building the tower. In part two I perform a few quick calculations to prove the platform will be strong…

  • Homemade Scaffolding Tower – Part 1

    Jul 13, 2015

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    by

    Doozer
    in Scaffolding

    A few months ago I was faced with the challenge of taking down an old extension before it fell down on it’s own. Although I’ve tackled small building projects before, like fitting a new doorway or building an internal wall,…

  • Repairing a Window Sill – Part 5

    Jun 12, 2015

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    by

    Doozer
    in Repairs

    In the fourth part of this series on repairing a window sill I got to the point where I had mostly finished the replacement part for the outer lining. In this final instalment in the series I tidy up the sill, fit…

  • Removing Paint from the Carpet

    Jun 10, 2015

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    by

    Doozer
    in Miscellaneous

    After spending literally years doing up our tumble-down old house we are finally getting to the point where we are laying carpet and putting the last coats of paint on some rooms. Like a complete DIY noob’ though I managed…

  • Repairing a Window Sill – Part 4

    Jun 10, 2015

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    by

    Doozer
    in Repairs

    In part three of this growing series on repairing a window sill I cut, shaped and fitted the two largest patch pieces. In this part I prepare and fit the other patch pieces for the sill and start to prepare…

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