Two saw cuts and a whack with a claw hammer - job done.
Follow now?
Follow now?
Cutting groove in sawn 2 by 4
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Yes of course, its an easy technique to grasp, as established earlier in the thread. However as I say, I found the rasps to be quicker to achieve what I wanted, as simple as that!
What I meant I didn't follow was what parallel you were drawing with this -
As I didnt really see how it applies to this situation...
What I meant I didn't follow was what parallel you were drawing with this -
I bet by the time you have patted the bed sheets, fluffed the pillows, straightened the curtains, arranged the lighting, folded your pyjamas, your missus has gone off the boil!
As I didnt really see how it applies to this situation...
I've just got this image of someone who is meticulous in practical things he does, is also meticulous in every other way too.I bet by the time you have patted the bed sheets, fluffed the pillows, straightened the curtains, arranged the lighting, folded your pyjamas, your missus has gone off the boil!
As I didn't really see how it applies to this situation...
Just a bit of banter. Sorry, did I hit a raw nerve?
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Well now you say it I am not sure how its relevant to this discussion........... but the misses did leave me recently...
Apparently I take too long to get a job done No idea what she meant.....
Apparently I take too long to get a job done
No idea what she meant..... DIYnot Local
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