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  1. Left two buckets of water in the house to cure...

    Left two buckets of water in the house to cure the polyurethane (moisture cure), worked great.
    Very little dust - hardly any.
    Pics don't do justice to the colour, it pops. And the sharp lines of...
  2. Didn't use any solvent in the second coat and it...

    Didn't use any solvent in the second coat and it went on too thick and didn't level out/flow properly, plus there was a lot of dust and crap in it.
    Sanded with 120 grit using a Bosch GEX 150 turbo...
  3. 1st coat is easy, 2nd was really difficult to...

    1st coat is easy, 2nd was really difficult to see, used a 3W LED head torch. Missed 4 or 5 small areas. Went back over them the next day.
    Wait to fully cure then sand smooth for 3rd coat....
  4. 355737355738 40 sq m 2L Feast & Watson...

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    40 sq m

    2L Feast & Watson Prooftint Pine Conditioner rolled on with 6mm nap roller - took a week to dry (turpentine based).


    1500ml Feast & Watson Prooftint Walnut
    500ml Feast...
  5. Oh well, was worth a try :D

    Oh well, was worth a try :D
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    I'd take it to a local Mens Shed, Saw Mill or...

    I'd take it to a local Mens Shed, Saw Mill or established Timber Merchant and ask them - and about tung oil.
  7. Feast Watson Prooftint Pine Sealer application - help & experience needed, Thanks

    Hi All and Thanks In Advance for your time,

    Just wondering when to apply F & W stain.

    The Sealer is still a tiny bit sticky, only slightly pulling on a sock on my foot in a few spots when I...
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    Hi Jim, Short answer - yes and yes. Long...

    Hi Jim,

    Short answer - yes and yes.

    Long answer - I bought a small block (900sqm) of land in a village in north east Tasmania, it slopes about 25 degrees and has a level site area of approx...
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    Thanks Skew, I'll run the bearers the long way...

    Thanks Skew,
    I'll run the bearers the long way of the house, spaced 1200mm apart, that will give me 6 x 8metre bearers.

    Pier spacing along the 8 metre wall.

    Looking at billyt's scale house...
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    Thanks Skew, Ok, I'll put the bearers 1300mm...

    Thanks Skew,
    Ok, I'll put the bearers 1300mm apart and the stumps placed 1500mm along the bearers. Why are the joists at 900mm? I thought they were 450mm apart.

    I'm building the model with the...
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    how far apart should the piers should be?

    Just wondering if I could get some advice on how far apart the piers should be.

    Bought a cheap table saw and some pine. Put together a baseboard 480mm x 630mm to build a 6m x 8m house to a scale...
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    Yeah, saw that today! Thank You billyt

    Yeah, saw that today!

    Thank You billyt
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    "why don't you rip some 6mm strips from a 12mm...

    "why don't you rip some 6mm strips from a 12mm thick plank" - Chief Tiff

    waiting to cantact local mens shed to see if they have a table saw and thicknesser I could use (why didn't I think of...
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    5 x 10 or 6 x 12 (mm) pine strips

    Hi,

    I was wondering if anyone uses 5 x 10 or 6 x 12 (mm) pine strips or may know a way of obtaining some (probably need about 15 metres).

    Thank you,
    Jay<!-- google_ad_section_end -->
    Sydney...
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    Scale house frame.

    Hi,

    I was wondering if anyone uses 5 x 10 or 6 x 12 (mm) pine strips or may know a way of obtaining some ( probably need about 15 metres).

    Thank you,
    Jay
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