Made this today

[Themselves]

There was, a couple of weeks ago, a few pictures from someone about a duckboard he had made. Sorry but forget the name. Inspired by this I made one myself. A happy few hours in the shed.

 

[Phill D]

nothing like a few hours in the " man cave"!

oops!!!

am i allowed to say that......??

 

[Zains Pops]

Nicely done..

Makes my afternoon spent watching football on TV seem rather slothful.

 

[namwaldog]

What sort of ducks are you getting?

 

[DBK]

What sort of ducks are you getting?

Bored ones.

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[Blue Knight]

You've done a fab job there

 

[Chris]

Nicely done..

Makes my afternoon spent watching football on TV seem rather slothful.

And mine in the pub

 

[Anthea M]

That’s amazing !
A very productive time in the man shed ( and I thought they were a place to skive!!!)

 

[Rosemary1]

Blimmey - that’s really clever!

 

[kelpie]

There was, a couple of weeks ago, a few pictures from someone about a duckboard he had made. Sorry but forget the name. Inspired by this I made one myself. A happy few hours in the shed.

Looks good , what kind of wood did you use ?
My wife bought me a router years ago that I haven't used , so might try it.
John

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[Themselves]

Looks good , what kind of wood did you use ?
My wife bought me a router years ago that I haven't used , so might try it.
John

I used a sheet of 12 mm marine ply. Made a jig to space the curves equidistantly. Cut the slots and then routed a chamfer cutter around the edges of everthing. Stuck some strips of neoprene foam to the underside to protect the shower base. Prior to this made a paper template and then a hardboard template. This was to ensure the thing actually fitted as sometimes a paper template can be bent and Nothing is more annoying than to hack bits off afterwards. A few coats of waterproof stain and there you have it.

 

[sonny]

Is that to keep the shower tray dry and it does look nice

 

[kelpie]

I used a sheet of 12 mm marine ply. Made a jig to space the curves equidistantly. Cut the slots and then routed a chamfer cutter around the edges of everthing. Stuck some strips of neoprene foam to the underside to protect the shower base. Prior to this made a paper template and then a hardboard template. This was to ensure the thing actually fitted as sometimes a paper template can be bent and Nothing is more annoying than to hack bits off afterwards. A few coats of waterproof stain and there you have it.

Made a good job of it . Might have a go as my van came without one. If you hear more shouting and swearing emanating from the South of Glasgow , you'll know where it's coming from.
Jojn

 

[Puddleduck]

That is a great job. Thanks for explaining how you did it.

 

[Duck Truck]

great job

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