My first attempt at running cornice in situ

[Oxford]

Evening every one, and Happy New Year!

I put a post up mid last year asking for advice about running cornice in situ, I finally had a chance over Christmas and ran some!

I would like to thank the people who gave me advice, and I hope you are as happy as me with the finish.

 

[Nicm]

That looks good.Well done.

 

[Gibbo]

Top banana

 

[zolco]

Very nice

 

[flynnyman]

Well done

 

[Dropsalot]

Nice job mate.

 

[JessThePlasterer]

Looks lovely

I don't know much about it, is that plasterboard above it?

 

[superspread]

Looks good

 

[t33ch]

Sweet. Never done one but always been itching to have a go. Looks awesome.

Did you hand finish the corners or make an angled running mould? Any other pics?

 

[Mouldyoldspudgun]

Like that well done but don’t let the secrets out

 

[JessThePlasterer]

Like that well done but don’t let the secrets out

Ah he can tell me

 

[Mouldyoldspudgun]

I suspect he would if you blinked those eyes at him

 

[Danny]

good lad Looks ace @mikeadams1985 what do you think?

 

[Oxford]

Looks lovely

I don't know much about it, is that plasterboard above it?

Yeah it's plaster board. I just put together a false ceiling and wall!

 

[Oxford]

Sweet. Never done one but always been itching to have a go. Looks awesome.

Did you hand finish the corners or make an angled running mould? Any other pics?

I hand finished the return on the external angle, it was a night mare to do but worth it in the end

 

[smoother09]

Very good my old man used to do tonnes of it tried to get me involved but I hate fiddling shite, that was 20 years ago when you seemed to see a lot more of it very specialist but not for me thanks very much

 

[stephenspread]

Haven't done one of these in 33 years.. Looking good

 

[Daniel Turk]

I suspect he would if you blinked those eyes at him

Smooth operator