Do you counter sink your screws threw the face of door jambs this carpenter did this to our new extention door jams and our big jarrah window is this right
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Do you counter sink your screws threw the face of door jambs this carpenter did this to our new extention door jams and our big jarrah window is this right
Do you counter sink your screws threw the face of door jambs this carpenter did this to our new extention door jams and our big jarrah window is this right
looks like it is done properly, are you in a cyclone area? Some carpenters don’t get this right, your’s is great, harder to patch but super strong.
All good. It's only paint grade so you can easily fill the heads.
Back in the day they'd just use 3" nails to fix the frames. The bugle head screws will be strong and prevent movement.
The only other option was to have fitted the frames before wall linings went on then they could have fixed from the inside back into the frames. But it won't make any difference either way
Back in the day they'd just use 3" nails to fix the frames. The bugle head screws will be strong and prevent movement.
The only other option was to have fitted the frames before wall linings went on then they could have fixed from the inside back into the frames. But it won't make any difference either way
looks like it is done properly, are you in a cyclone area? Some carpenters don’t get this right, your’s is great, harder to patch but super strong.
Hi
Ok.
Thankyou for that
No we are in a Bushfire zone area out west in Perth region
Ta
Beb
All good. It's only paint grade so you can easily fill the heads.
Back in the day they'd just use 3" nails to fix the frames. The bugle head screws will be strong and prevent movement.
The only other option was to have fitted the frames before wall linings went on then they could have fixed from the inside back into the frames. But it won't make any difference either way
Back in the day they'd just use 3" nails to fix the frames. The bugle head screws will be strong and prevent movement.
The only other option was to have fitted the frames before wall linings went on then they could have fixed from the inside back into the frames. But it won't make any difference either way
Hi
Thankyou
Yes he shld of done it from the inside before the frames and wall lining went in
Won't make any difference ok 👌
Will take your ad advice
Thankyou very much really appreciate the comment
Ta
Beb
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