RobMcBee
Slow n easy when you're not gettin greasy....
- Joined
- Jan 12, 2009
- Location
- Fort Mill / Indian Land SC
.....tedious but very nice. out of my price range LOL
.....tedious but very nice. out of my price range LOL
I can run about 600 ft of floor in a day, it takes me all day to run 100 feet of herringbone
Like anything, you get what you pay for. For fireplace or small rug I will set up a jig and cut what I need and router the ends, but that takes time and causes scrap. This particular floor has over 400 pcs in just 100 sq/ft so I ordered it this way. The pieces must be in multiples of its width (3 1/4 x 13 in this case). As it is being laid, a small piece of spline must be fit into the edge to lock into the previous row, and glued. It's no easier to sand and finish either because a floor sander can't be run across it due to the constant change in direction. I'll get a better pic of it when I'm done, that was just the starter row and half of a course.It appears the wood came in the shorter lengths? Never seen that before. And I would guess you could salvage a lot of low grade into these short pieces that would offset some of the labor cost when purchasing???
Then again do you have to re-measure and recut every one? I know no 2 - 2x4's from Lowes is the same length... ESPECIALLY treated!
I just figured it was an internet pic. That was your furniture? I hate yellow jackets.Yea the bastards got me, my wife, and the dog before we figured out where they were hiding. Hosed them down with 2 cans of spray.
Yep our wicker sofa on the front porch. I was standing near it when all of a sudden I got stung and then they went after my dog who was standing next to me. Waited till it got dark and they went dormant to look around and found their giant nest.I just figured it was an internet pic. That was your furniture? I hate yellow jackets.
The Columbia women's cycling team's new uniforms -- who ever thought that flesh-colored spandex was a good idea??? (actutally, now I do)
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