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We can all submit our inauguration speeches for you to chose the winner, but really the kids will be the winners hearing whatever gems of knowledge not606 provides

Ive notified alexa that i have 2 weeks yeh? When do you go back?

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Tuesday 6th.

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The section in front, the near side to the pillars, I laid myself. About ten years ago.

Was a weird step down into the garden so I filled it up to same level as the rest of the room and then laid the parquet.

I also put the hearth and wood burner in myself.

What I didn’t do, is resand that floor.

Had the front room and hall done while I was on holiday as well, we can move the stuff back in tomorrow.

Two grand to get the whole ground floor double sanded and treated ffs!
 
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Beading just covers up poor joinery tbf, a proper carpenter doesn’t use beading.

It's a good job that Chief doesn't mess around with the wiring in his house.
 
I’m excited to see it when it’s finished.

Chief's paid £2k to have that sanded. He ain't giving homes any more to oil it too

I think that's as finished as it's getting bro
 
Beading just covers up poor joinery tbf, a proper carpenter doesn’t use beading.

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I meant the parquet blocks he's got going vertically up the sides. Nice finish that.

Usually associate Chief and his work with bulldozing stuff and cranes everywhere so I'm just glad it weren't a picture of a building site.
 
Chief's paid £2k to have that sanded. He ain't giving homes any more to oil it too

I think that's as finished as it's getting bro

That is finished, the picture clearly isn't doing it justice as it's sanded back to original colour, oiled, sanded again then oiled and treated again. It looks ****ing mint.

The only bit I ever did is the front section, which matches the 1930's original floor so I must have done a half decent job.
 
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