Hi all

[martynbridge]

Im new to using forums and have a problem area on a job im on. Really hope i can find the help i need on here.

 

[johniosaif]

Welcome Martyn , problem shared is problem halved ,hopefully

 

[martinemj]

welcome

 

[Runswithscissors]

Welcome Martyn.........

use the search function.... if you cannot find the answer you want ask.....

Good Luck!

 

[Runswithscissors]

If it is a more personal problem..... all the better! :RpS_biggrin:

There are loads of members who have answers for all sorts of problems on here!:RpS_wink:

some of them are even serious..... lol

 

[clayplasterman]

Welcome Martyn , problem shared is problem halved ,hopefully

Welcome Martyn, i have a patio chair which is halved :RpS_wink: wouldnt say its help me John :RpS_angry:

 

[martynbridge]

cheers guys, i need some advice on plastering an obtuse angle, cant get the 135 angle bead locally so im wondering if a stop end bead on one side would do the trick, or would it be prone to cracking

 

[johniosaif]

Welcome Martyn, i have a patio chair which is halved :RpS_wink: wouldnt say its help me John :RpS_angry:

Was it a problem chair?

 

[clayplasterman]

Was it a problem chair?

more of problem guy :RpS_wink: how far is Jase from you John.

 

[raggles]

Hello and welcome

 

[johniosaif]

more of problem guy :RpS_wink: how far is Jase from you John.

Ace jace?

 

[Runswithscissors]

Welcome Martyn, i have a patio chair which is halved :RpS_wink: wouldnt say its help me John :RpS_angry:

OMG Morph......I did you a favour..... anyone else would have sued you by now..... LOL .........and look at the lovely furniture you now have!

keep looking at it.... you will have an idea for its use soon..... does it have an obtuse angle on it somewhere? Martyn might want it....

Sorry Martyn.... not my area of expertise... someone will be along with help soon I am sure! Good Luck

 

[johniosaif]

cheers guys, i need some advice on plastering an obtuse angle, cant get the 135 angle bead locally so im wondering if a stop end bead on one side would do the trick, or would it be prone to cracking

Without seeing it, I think use 100 mm scrim and two stop beads back to back, but I am answering in the dark a bit here. I assume skimming plasterboard?

 

[Runswithscissors]

more of problem guy :RpS_wink: how far is Jase from you John.

You love me really....... right....?:RpS_crying:

 

[Runswithscissors]

How was J'Ace today anyway?

did he dare to bring his Mrs with him....? LOL

 

[Runswithscissors]

Where are you based Martyn?

someone might have some beads suitable in their van / lock up near you......

 

[clayplasterman]

Jase was good today Rich i'll let him fill you in on the gossip :RpS_wink:

 

[clayplasterman]

You love me really....... right....?:RpS_crying:

We all love you Rich just as much as i love customs :RpS_angry:

 

[Runswithscissors]

Jase was good today Rich i'll let him fill you in on the gossip :RpS_wink:

I hope he shares on here..... Don't really know him - yet! LOL

I see you side stepped the Mrs question... LOL

 

[martynbridge]

im up in morecambe, lancashire

 

[Runswithscissors]

We all love you Rich just as much as i love customs :RpS_angry:

hmmmmm...... not sure how to take that.....?:RpS_confused:

unlike you at customs..... :RpS_scared:

:RpS_crying:

 

[Runswithscissors]

im up in morecambe, lancashire

Anyone in the Morecambe area with a few obtuse beads that Martyn can have / buy?

 

[Danny]

Welcome

 

[carlos]

Welcome along

 

[PFTofficial]

Hello and welcome

 

[Rigsby]

Direct Building supplies in Bradford will sell you any number of beads you want. They do the obtuse beads I get mine from there. Order today and delivered the next.