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[SMB]

I had match of the day on, on Sunday and during the Liecester v Mackems highlights, the TV fell asleep....

Now I'm not going to initiate a football slanging match and detract from JJ's sterling efforts in security DIY but I'm looking forward to another six easy points this season....oh and Pardew out! (JJ, feel free to join in at any time ha ha, you know you want to)

 

[hilldweller]

He never said anything about this ! And "I" was thinking he was trying to please me .... Silly me !

The BIG QUESTION is......................

Is he trying to keep you IN ?

Is he trying to keep you OUT ?

 

[Wyaye wires]

Only lived there when working and for the purposes of a c/o address, born in Seaham and raised in Sunderland!

Oh, you poor, poor person...













I used to go fishing at Seaham in the early sixties...

My mates Uncle was the local plod...

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[Wyaye wires]

Now I'm not going to initiate a football slanging match and detract from JJ's sterling efforts in security DIY but I'm looking forward to another six easy points this season....oh and Pardew out! (JJ, feel free to join in at any time ha ha, you know you want to)

If Pardew goes it's likely the Mackems would replace Poyet with him based on form...

 

[hilldweller]

What did you lot do today?
JJ

My usual comment on these, when the JJ electrics and gas fridge catch fire how fast can you get out ?

 

[yodeli]

The BIG QUESTION is......................

Is he trying to keep you IN ?

Is he trying to keep you OUT ?

Both probably ... all depending on my intentions of the day.....

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[SMB]

If Pardew goes it's likely the Mackems would replace Poyet with him based on form...

I'm not going to go there ha ha! Lush door lock JJ..

 

[buttons]

Any door is only as strong as it's weakest point. How secure is that key, it looks like one I have in my tool box.

 

[Snowbird]

Any door is only as strong as it's weakest point. How secure is that key, it looks like one I have in my tool box.

Am sure I have one hanging on a radiator at home.

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[Wyaye wires]

From your photo's JJ it looks like a very professional job...

 

[Tootles]

From your photo's JJ it looks like a very professional job...

Creep.......

 

[Wyaye wires]

Creep.......

Mais certainament, mon cher...

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[Terry]

Nobody likes a smarty pants, Terry!

(...and with all due respect, were you to be working on a Hymer door made with a sandwich construction of thin aluminum sheet, compressed foam and thin plywood with an alumimium formed frame, you might realise that my way was the ONLY (correct) way to retain full strength.)

JJ

NOPE DISAGREE Going in from the side would have left you both sides in tacked -Each to their own and all that you are doing a sterling job anyway
terry

 

[JJ]

Creep.......

Behave Mr Tootles... that man is my people's assistant Logistics' Director.


JJ

 

[wizzer59]

From your photo's JJ it looks like a very professional job...

Whats that old saying?? oh yes, ''looks can be deceiving'' mind you, I'm sure that's not the case here

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[Barclaybasher]

NOPE DISAGREE Going in from the side would have left you both sides in tacked -Each to their own and all that you are doing a sterling job anyway terry

Disagree with the disagree - without 'opening' up the inside of the door you would only be able to screw the lock in place - not bolt it through the frame

 

[Terry]

Disagree with the disagree - without 'opening' up the inside of the door you would only be able to screw the lock in place - not bolt it through the frame

What's wrong with self tappers or rivets ?I simply know it's drastic action to cut the inner panel off to fit a lock -Bet the original lock is screwed or riveted in place
terry

 

[JJ]

It is amazing how the skilled, talented folk always know a better way to the one chosen by the rufty tufty bodger.

I assure anyone who is in the slightest bit interested (and why you should be beats me!) that knowing exactly how the door material is made that self tappers and/or pop rivets would NOT have resulted in having the overall strength that my very, very, very, very carefully chosen method has.

Pop riveting the front of the lock to the weakened frame with the rest of the lock shoved into the FOAM filling and just sitting there with NO support at all simply would not have been acceptable to me.

Never mind leaving the outer, wafer thin alumium skin with nothing behind it...

I am certain that if the proper experts had actually seen what we are working on they would agree...

After all... I KNOW I am right, so there!


JJ

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[JJ]

What's wrong with self tappers or rivets ?

Not strong enough in this situation...

Nuts, bolts, flat washers and locking ones for me every time over self tappers and pop rivets!


JJ

 

[JJ]

Disagree with the disagree - without 'opening' up the inside of the door you would only be able to screw the lock in place - not bolt it through the frame

Even though I am a satisfied Barclays' customer, I totally agree with you on hidden deadlock fitting on 1987 Hymer 660S habitation doors...

JJ

 

[wizzer59]

A couple of years ago I saw a Classic Hymer 660S parked here in Silves which had the neatest dead lock system fitted inside the two parts of its "stable door" I had ever seen. JJ

Ah well at least it will be fitted

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[Terry]

As you say JJ I am not there to see your MODIFIED door so I will bow out of this and await you internal pic

 

[Terry]

Note MOD and not Bodge
terry

 

[JJ]

Apart from interior decoration, yet to be decided, the dead lock fitting has been completed...

Many thanks to Matthew.

I am very pleased with the job...

Day off tomorrow before the start of the next project...


JJ

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[daveandsan]

Is it worth fitting JJ, some one with a crowbar would be inside in about 5 seconds. All these locks are a waste of time to the professional thief.

 

[JJ]

No professional thief would waste their time trying to gain entry into my Hymer, Mr/Mrs/Miss/Ms daveandsan!

But thanks for the useful "information"...

Shame it arrived AFTER the job has been finished.

JJ