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Finishing pine tongue & grooved
May 3rd, 2006, 11:54pm
 
I am in the process of converting my games room into a 'pub' like room & want dark wood panelling. I plan to use tongue & grooved pine up to about 1100mm on the walls, stain it dark oak & then just wax it with beeswax & wire-wool. Is this OK & are there anythings I should be aware of ?

Of course I need a compressor & another nail gun to do the job as well - just got a Wolf 24l comp & Makita brad nailer, plus a router & a biscuit cutter. Toys, I love them Smiley
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Re: Finishing pine tongue & grooved
Reply #1 - May 4th, 2006, 12:05am
 
Your getting as bad as me  ..."toys"...."LOVE' em"... Grin Grin

some of the prepared timber is finished to such an extent that some of them do not take a stain very well.. so watch out on that point!! as it goes all blotchy!!! test a piece prior to actually applying it to the completed walls!!

as for the compresser, dont forget to drain the tank now and again, or you will get very stale water mix going through the tools!!!  Angry

at this time of night i cant think of much else to add other than to test your ideas on scrap pieces first!!!
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Re: Finishing pine tongue & grooved
Reply #2 - May 4th, 2006, 1:18am
 
[quote author=WOLF  link=1146696859/0#1 date=1146697511]Your getting as bad as me  ..."toys"...."LOVE' em"... Grin Grin

some of the prepared timber is finished to such an extent that some of them do not take a stain very well.. so watch out on that point!! as it goes all blotchy!!! test a piece prior to actually applying it to the completed walls!!

as for the compresser, dont forget to drain the tank now and again, or you will get very stale water mix going through the tools!!!  Angry

at this time of night i cant think of much else to add other than to test your ideas on scrap pieces first!!! [/quote]

Thanks Wolfy, good advice on testing first. I'm used to the idea of having to drain off compressors, our dive club has it's own compressor that needs contantly draining when filling up tanks.
And oiling the tools of course!

As for toys, theres not much left on my 'wish list'  - a bandsaw probably next year when I make the 'mud hut':
http://www.thelapacompany.co.uk/index.html

Now I've got a router I s'pose I really ought to use it Smiley

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Re: Finishing pine tongue & grooved
Reply #3 - May 4th, 2006, 2:56pm
 
Mud hut... very posh!!!! Grin had a peek, very nice too!!
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Reply #4 - May 5th, 2006, 2:27am
 
The missus saw one at the Ideal Home Show a couple of years ago & wanted to buy it on the spot - £13k (including all the furniture & a heater mind). I know the thatch is expensive (probably around a grand for the one I'm gonna build) but the rest is pretty basic gear I can throw together for next to nothing. The only difficult part to source is the 8" dia support poles. Plus the wife will pay for a bandsaw Smiley
I'll be gobsmacked if the whole thing comes to more than £2k (including lights etc.).
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Reply #5 - May 5th, 2006, 2:05pm
 
difficulty what difficulty!!!

poles ... Voila!!!!..........http://www.railwaysleeper.com/KFtelegraphpoles.htm...
sorry but you got no excuse now!!!!!! Grin Grin Grin Grin
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Reply #6 - May 5th, 2006, 2:51pm
 
This was the place I was planning on using:
http://www.southbucksestates.co.uk/acatalog/poles.html , but thanks for the link anyhow. I actually wrote the above post at about 04:00, but got tied up with other stuff & forgot to hit the post key !!!
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