cheers for that oasis ;D
i aint no ledge tho... what i do have is lots of experience in a multitude of disciplines ranging from aircraft fitting, through welding, plumbing and carpentry and a bit of plastering..
what kirk says is technically correct, but just cos were spposed to be 'plasterers' doesnt mean we cant borrow a trick or two off the chippies...
its a bit like saying chippies shouldnt use pinkgrip, everything should be counterbored, screwed and pelletted up again... on a fine oak staircase maybe, but for just slinging mdf windowboards on - gripfill every time innit...
depends on what the customer wants... if its authentic period design and methods then its kirks way, if its just a round corner that'll resist damage a little better.... i'd go with the timber or the copper...
you should see the job im on at the minute... architraves and skirtings get stuck on with whatevers in the gun at the time and the common 'spec' for plastering is 'get it ready for papering' ;D
and as for the effing sparks....
