this blog is a record of the house that I helped to build along with my class during the Carpentry pretrade course I did at SIT chch

Wednesday, 30 May 2012

Architraves and ceiling man hole

At this stage of the build we are upto doing the finishing work as the course finishes next week so the build is nearly done.
Today we learnt about Architraves for the doors and windows, Our tutor James took us though the process of measuring, cutting and fitting them as you will see in the first photos.
Warner and I had the job of cutting out, framing and finishing the ceiling man hole, this was done using the same method using architraves, because the hole was slightly out of square I had to pack out and scribe the architraves so as to get the correct querk.
James measuring and marking out the querk
fixing top and side in place
A very tidy Mitre
Applying PVA glue to the mitres
Finishing it off
Warner measuring the man hole for framing it up
The Man hole framed out
the lip for the door in place
the Architraves finished

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