Joiner required

[ShipsWoofy]

To build me some hardwood doors, or hardwood faced?

I am not good enough at wood to do it myself.

Best if he/she can come on board to measure and build away. I do not want to leave the boat without doors during working time.

No particular rush if I know the work is going on, would like before next spring.

Will pay stages if being done as a weekend type christmas fund.

I think that covers it, is it you or can you recommend a good man, would rather employ a Welsh local. No I am English, but think it only fair as I keep the boat there (please no political argument, if she was in Jockland I would employ a local jock).

Thank you in advance, sorry to harp on...'

EDIT> Should have said, North Wales, Gwynedd pref

 

[JKay]

take "Cuchillo" wiv ya

cheers Joe

 

[alienzdive]

Sent PM, London rates apply

 

[gandy]

Assuming you get the work underway, please post some photos of work in progress, and finished. Thanks. I have some joinery work planned for the winter, and other people's work always provides an incentive, as well as possible ideas.

 

[Captain Coochie]

I can build them in my workshop if you can get a local to fit them . My mummy told me never to go to Wales /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif

 

[ShipsWoofy]

Of course, especially if I can get a fellow forumite to build them for me.

Dave Snelson built my pushpits and it was nice to work with a forumite, there is a definite trust built in from a regular on here. There is always that feeling that you can't let down a fellow boater. Well for some anyhow..

I try to keep work in progress for most things now. I did not take nearly enough photographs from when I took over the boat. Trouble is, you get so busy and forget.