Hey there Peter, Im getting back into my channel again. ATM all the new content is mostly about laser engraving however I want to do more DIY, woodworking, woodturning, tool reviews and stuff with the kids. If you have any special requests please let me know and I will see what I can do
Great question. That all depends on what you want to reuse the beading for and if you are likely to be re-machining it or not. If you are just going to paint it again that is a definite option.
Hi, if I’ve got a few areas where tongues / top and bottoms of the grooves have split but not detached from the board, could I try using pva to fix these areas?
Theoretically yes. A glue joint can stronger than the timber itself. You want to make sure you scrape any build up off before you lay the boards as you don’t want lumps of glue preventing a tight joint between boards. Also you would may want to consider using pva for outdoor use incase your boards get wet you don’t want the joint to soften
Thank you for the video. Great tips!
@@caaussie1605 glad you got so,w value from it
Very helpful, better than other advise which appeared to cut out the tongues👍
Glad you were able to get something from it
Thanks for all of your tips and help, it was a great help to us lifting our floor boards. Your method works well
Cool. Very glad you were able to put it to good use
I remember being taught how to de nail wood. That was one of my main jobs when I was a young apprentice. Hahaha brings back memories.
You were a good little worker
Good skills....just the information that I need! thank you.
Great to hear. Hope it works well for you
Hey there Peter, Im getting back into my channel again. ATM all the new content is mostly about laser engraving however I want to do more DIY, woodworking, woodturning, tool reviews and stuff with the kids. If you have any special requests please let me know and I will see what I can do
Great video.
Thankyou. Appreciate you taking the time to comment 😊
Could you use a angle grinder to cut off those nails in the beading/skirting boards ?
Great question.
That all depends on what you want to reuse the beading for and if you are likely to be re-machining it or not.
If you are just going to paint it again that is a definite option.
Hi, if I’ve got a few areas where tongues / top and bottoms of the grooves have split but not detached from the board, could I try using pva to fix these areas?
Theoretically yes. A glue joint can stronger than the timber itself.
You want to make sure you scrape any build up off before you lay the boards as you don’t want lumps of glue preventing a tight joint between boards.
Also you would may want to consider using pva for outdoor use incase your boards get wet you don’t want the joint to soften