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    Danni Burns
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      @danniburns84841

      Hi all

      Is this forum for just metal works? Or carpentry also?

      I need some oak strips/beading – I’m not in the trade and don’t know where ro get this without getting ripped off. Cheers

      #813400
      bernard towers
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        @bernardtowers37738

        depends what and how long its not too bad to make pieces about 2 foot long if you make a planing box I made all my timber strips and cladding for my living van (2 inch) like that and the timber comes out within a few thou of the intended size. You need a good lack plane with a VERY SHARP blade.

        #813403
        Mark Easingwood
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          @markeasingwood33578

          Depends what sizes you are looking for, and where in the country you are based.

          Local Timber merchant, independent DIY shop, or Joinery/Kitchen manufacturer would be a good choice. Builders Merchants and large chain DIY shed not such a good choice.

          If it is just a few small bits that will fit in an envelope, or if you are near East Yorkshire, then I may be able to help, as Joinery Manufacture is my job.

          (If you call it Engineered Wood, then no one can complain, that you have dared to mention the, “Brown Stuff” !!!)

          Mark.

          #813405
          Danni Burns
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            @danniburns84841

            Hi. I dont have the tools or materials.

            then.
            I need the following (can provide drawing)
            i) tapered beading 10mm (tapered to 5mm) x 23mm (6qty x 1100mm)
            ii) strips 6mm x 10mm (6qty x 1100mm)

            Any ideas?

             

             

            dimensions of profile is 23mm x 10mm (slope to 5mm) – like a wedge shape. 1100mm long. I need 6 of these.

            Also I need some

            6mm x 10mm strips.

            #813406
            Bazyle
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              @bazyle

              Do you have a Men in Sheds near you? Mostly they do wood rather than metal. Check at
              https://menssheds.org.uk/find-a-shed/

               

              #813417
              JasonB
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                @jasonb

                Both these are fairly local to me and will machine to profile and send by courier

                Surrey Timbers

                South London Hardwoods

                #813429
                DC31k
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                  @dc31k

                  If 1100mm is the finished length, perhaps some extra length should be requested from the supplier as correct profile dimensions may be difficult to achieve at the very beginning or very end of the length when the stock enters or exits the machine.

                  It is possible to machine wood on a milling machine by setting up fences and pushing the stock past the cutter. Waxing the sliding surfaces makes movement easier. A hoover deals with the dust.

                  #813436
                  bernard towers
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                    @bernardtowers37738

                    With no tools this is definitely a jobb for Jasons suggestion

                    #813486
                    not done it yet
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                      @notdoneityet

                      Or

                      On bernard towers Said:

                      With no tools this is definitely a jobb for Jasons suggestion

                      Or buy a router.  One can machine most shapes, in wood, with these versatile machines.

                      #813491
                      cogdobbler
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                        @cogdobbler
                        On Danni Burns Said:

                        Hi all

                        Is this forum for just metal works? Or carpentry also?

                        Wood is a more than valid engineering material. The origin of the word engineer is the old French ingeneur,  who was the ingenious chap who designed and built mediaeval siege engines etc — primarily from wood.

                        #813494
                        duncan webster 1
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                          @duncanwebster1

                          Pound for pound, good wood can be stronger than steel. Mosquito and Spruce Goose planes spring to mind

                          #813496
                          Danni Burns
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                            @danniburns84841

                            I have sorted this now.

                            I made enquiries on eBay to a carpenter KJ Joinery (Chester) from whom I had purchased an Oak Weather strip. Very good quality and it arrived the next day.

                            They will be doing the jobs (at a very reasonable price).

                            Thanks to all for the help and advice.

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