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BozInOz
21st July 2011, 07:14 PM
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Getting your feet wet is not a good strategy for a work bench. Endgrain always looks nicer when not soaked. That's why I store my bench indoors....

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The weather has been consistently wet. 65mm in the past 48hours. Winds ~30km/hr with gusts up to 55km/hr.

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Water is coming through the plastic membrane (above the first row of bricks) and little around the window frame. It also seems to be soaking straight through the bricks.

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No easy way to fix the problem (esp. while it's still wet.) Time to shift some timber and get the bench off the floor.

wun4us
21st July 2011, 09:32 PM
Hells bells....looks like the dam has burst!!!

VCery wet, forecast says clearing.Would that we had some of that rain, dry as a bone. Prob had 3mm in the last week or so, before that fine for a good 3 months.:C

Cliff Rogers
21st July 2011, 09:52 PM
65mm in the past 48hours
Strewth.... we can have that much before breakfast up here. :D