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plaster man said:
irish_spread said:
flat boy skim said:
kebab king said:
Ok, wats Kirky done then flat boy.
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nothing just testing him ;D
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hes offline!!!!!! must have an exam 2morro or something ;)
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might be doing aguide on how to push a wheelborrow
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THIS IS FOR NEWBIES UNLIKE MYSELF
THERE WILL BE BETTER WAYS OF DOING THIS BUT I DONT KNOW THEM YET
NOW ARE YOU ALL SITTING COMFORTABLY?
RIGHT, U SHOULD NEVER PUSH THE BARROW, U SHOULD ALWAYS PULL IT
PULL IT TO THE VERY BEST OF UR ABILITY UNTIL THE BARROW HANDLE IN UR HANDS FEELS
LIKE ITS ABOUT TO EXPLODE. AT THIS MOMENT, STOP AND LOOK ALL AROUND U. IF NO ONES
LOOKING PULL LIKE f**k AND U WILL COME FIRST. THAT MEANS UR THE BEST. I HOPE THIS HELPS
oh s**t i think kirky no love me in morning ;D
 
the slices in eml are on a chamfer and you should fix it so that the chamfer falls into the wall, it kind of holds the stuff up rather than letting it run off. also it has been around for over 100 years but the chamfer version has only been around for the last 50 of so but before that there were a number of firms that had patents for all different styles of the stuff and it used to be called fire proof expanded metal lath as it was supposed to replace wood laths but it never fully took off because of costs and the invention of plasterboard. also the first plasterboards were around in the 18 hundreds also but they were not paper bound they were basic slabs of plaster which were fixed in place and then stopped in, a bit like the tape and joint system that we use today ;) oh and the slabs were formed on glass so they had an ultra smooth surface.

sorry if i went a bit off topic there i just get carried away sometimes ;D
 
kirk johnstone said:
the slices in eml are on a chamfer and you should fix it so that the chamfer falls into the wall, it kind of holds the stuff up rather than letting it run off. also it has been around for over 100 years but the chamfer version has only been around for the last 50 of so but before that there were a number of firms that had patents for all different styles of the stuff and it used to be called fire proof expanded metal lath as it was supposed to replace wood laths but it never fully took off because of costs and the invention of plasterboard. also the first plasterboards were around in the 18 hundreds also but they were not paper bound they were basic slabs of plaster which were fixed in place and then stopped in, a bit like the tape and joint system that we use today ;) oh and the slabs were formed on glass so they had an ultra smooth surface.

sorry if i went a bit off topic there i just get carried away sometimes ;D
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so u do know then m8 :)
 
to be honest mate there is not much i dont know about plastering ;D well traditional plastering anyway, dont know much about the machine plastering or the modern renders or the modern way of marble plastering but every thing else i am quite clued up on ;)


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irish_spread said:
plaster man said:
irish_spread said:
flat boy skim said:
kebab king said:
Ok, wats Kirky done then flat boy.
Click to expand...
nothing just testing him ;D
Click to expand...


hes offline!!!!!! must have an exam 2morro or something ;)
Click to expand...
might be doing aguide on how to push a wheelborrow
Click to expand...

THIS IS FOR NEWBIES UNLIKE MYSELF
THERE WILL BE BETTER WAYS OF DOING THIS BUT I DONT KNOW THEM YET
NOW ARE YOU ALL SITTING COMFORTABLY?
RIGHT, U SHOULD NEVER PUSH THE BARROW, U SHOULD ALWAYS PULL IT
PULL IT TO THE VERY BEST OF UR ABILITY UNTIL THE BARROW HANDLE IN UR HANDS FEELS
LIKE ITS ABOUT TO EXPLODE. AT THIS MOMENT, STOP AND LOOK ALL AROUND U. IF NO ONES
LOOKING PULL LIKE (french word) AND U WILL COME FIRST. THAT MEANS UR THE BEST. I HOPE THIS HELPS
oh (german word) i think kirky no love me in morning ;D
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fair play mate that made me laugh. you little fuka you :D :D :D ;D ;)
 
kirk johnstone said:
to be honest mate there is not much i dont know about plastering ;D well traditional plastering anyway, dont know much about the machine plastering or the modern renders or the modern way of marble plastering but every thing else i am quite clued up on ;)


NERRRRRRRRRRXT QUESTION
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what plaster was used to plaster squash courts traditionaly
 
the taliban will never find me mate, im hiding in east london ;)
keens cement? keanes cement? irish cement ::) the hard setting gear before angle beads


SIT DOWN COMFORTABLLY LADS AND I'LL START OFF ;)
 
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