Match the grain direction in the plug to the board for an even cleaner look. Also, put glue on the sides of the plug before fitting, not the bottom off the hole, for a better seal.
Except for the fact that all those other plumbers who didn’t solve the problem would have charged a callout fee and didn’t solve the problem. It’s a bit of a wild analogy, but the point is clear.
The point isn’t that I couldn’t figure it out. It’s that if three mechanics can’t solve the problem and you still paid them for their time. Yet here comes another mechanic who can solve the problem, quickly. They are rewarded thusly. 👍
Good job Nail, this is the design I was looking for but will use Red Gum hardwood. Gona do the the sliding gate as well. Thanks for the vid.😉 Question: Why use the low voltage gate motor & not a 240V?
Hey Great video Can you help me please. My pickets all vary between 91 to 94 mm.! How can I get a perfect spacing without ending up with to big, small gap at the end of the run.?9 In some sections I have ripped them down to 90mm and used the technique ypu give in your video...great. but this takes up a day as I purchased and pre painted everything and now realised the problem. . I am a bit annoyed bought then at bunnings as 90 ,mm pressure treated boards abd they all vary..! Cheers damien
Unfortunately, if you have bought materials that are like that. It’s going to be a long and painful process. If I had to, I would try and separate the pickets into piles of their respective dimensions and then calculate accordingly. Personally, I would’ve taken them back for a refund straightaway. Good luck with your project, I’m sorry that you have to deal with that annoyance.
