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Saturday, August 25, 2012
Some DIY completed
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NB Valerie & Steam Train by Les Biggs

5 comments:
Hi Les, is this a new found carpentry talent or is it a matter of needs must - Jaq’s needs that is!! Either way I am most imp rest - a brilliant job. Are you taking commissions? I could find lots for you to do!! Best wishes to you both.
Hi Les and Jaq!
What a great job!
I'm sure you're way ahead of me on this one, but do make sure you install at least 3/4's of an inch of cement based fireboard on top of the wood lining around the stove, then tile over that. Simply tiling over the wood lining won't protect the wood from stove heat: it may smoulder away behind the tiles waiting to burst into real and lethal flame!
Hope you don't mind me saying this......
John.
Hi Carol,
Lovely to hear from you. :) It does indeed meet my/our needs and I think Les does brilliant work. I am so impressed with what he accomplishes and when next you visit us you will surprised by how different it looks--and feels.
JaqXX
Hello John,
One of the first things Les did was pick up a large sheet of froreboard which is resting along the gunnel in the back hallway right now. We will also get heatproof cement to redo the stove. We certainly don't mind you saying so. We appreciate your friendly concern. Hugs to you and Jackie,
Jaq and Lesxx
Fantastic work... and you did it all in less than ninety minutes! (look at the clock!)
Alistair
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