NO! But he charges his customers pretending he is.
Andy
Andy
Shifting door hinges up 3 mm
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JK, you've seen his other posts of asking questions. I rest my case.
Andy
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I hadnt realised who had posted the topic.
The Ketai solution is very easy.
With a chainsaw, remove about 200mm of frame roughly centered on the keep.
Job done - no more alignment problem.
The Ketai solution is very easy.
With a chainsaw, remove about 200mm of frame roughly centered on the keep.
Job done - no more alignment problem.
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I still think you're all being ever so bitchy
What would you say if a family member had a wardrobe 'cut down' like in the picture above?
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I'd ask who'd done the job, and carefully note their details in my phone...
...so that I could avoid employing them in the future. TBH I thought that was a spoof photo. Tell me it wasn't real, please.
In this world there certainly needs to be a bit of common sense, where people look at a job and ask themselves what they'd expect in their own home, BEFORE starting work with the circular saw or even chainsaw
TBH I come across a lot of semi-skilled guys these days masquerading as tradesmen. They are a bloody nightmare for me because they can do some things (a few things) well - everything else they are rubbish at, but they don't know when to admit their shortcoming. Like the guy we've just got rid of, amazing tool kit (new), nice clean van, complete and utter moron. In structural works people like him could end up killing someone, which is why if they don't speak English well, or they come with a nice all new toolkit, I no longer take them on. Last week I booked 10 hours, when I should have been doing something else, sorting out carp left by that Richard Cranium.
...so that I could avoid employing them in the future. TBH I thought that was a spoof photo. Tell me it wasn't real, please.
In this world there certainly needs to be a bit of common sense, where people look at a job and ask themselves what they'd expect in their own home, BEFORE starting work with the circular saw or even chainsaw
TBH I come across a lot of semi-skilled guys these days masquerading as tradesmen. They are a bloody nightmare for me because they can do some things (a few things) well - everything else they are rubbish at, but they don't know when to admit their shortcoming. Like the guy we've just got rid of, amazing tool kit (new), nice clean van, complete and utter moron. In structural works people like him could end up killing someone, which is why if they don't speak English well, or they come with a nice all new toolkit, I no longer take them on. Last week I booked 10 hours, when I should have been doing something else, sorting out carp left by that Richard Cranium.
Plenty of those on this forum (in GD)
Took door off to paint architrave. Screws with smaller heads?
I'll photo the top tomorrow
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