floor walls and crappy builders
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Its hard to tell isn't it, but i wonder if the nut hasn't moved (why would it on its own - its not like a wheel nut thats subject to lots of vibrations etc), but the other end of the bolt is no longer holding what it was, and it was pushed back through a bit and left there? Is that even possible, where does it go?
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What on earth are you upto?!
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You shouldn't be doing building work at 11pm!
Fixed it for you...
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i was fixing a floor bored
the nuts tight on the end its the end of the floor to the walls i guess that goes into breeze block but i cant see house expanding by that much
what time should i be doing DIY?
i was basically replacing that wooden block with that nice bit of angle
the nuts tight on the end its the end of the floor to the walls i guess that goes into breeze block but i cant see house expanding by that much
what time should i be doing DIY?
i was basically replacing that wooden block with that nice bit of angle
The wooden block's a noggin. What was wrong with it - squeaking? I do normally screw them on myself though (not nails as shown), after pulling up on it with screws from the two neighbouring boards. A bit of glue behind doesn't hurt either.
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it ripped out
That's one hell of a noggin!
Who are you expecting for dinner....The Hulk?
Who are you expecting for dinner....The Hulk?
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wellit can take 16 stone think i overengineerd it
found the bolts iw as going to use are too big for the hand space i got
found the bolts iw as going to use are too big for the hand space i got
looks like your 10pence up daz. Are you slowly replacing everything in your house with steel like waterworld or something, and doing away with all the brick and wood?
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nope just that component
