You do it yourself in a budget-friendly way

Create this project yourself with sheet material cut to size by TOSIZE.ie!

Eric

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2 minutes

Description

The old weatherboards were too bad to repaint and the connection between the parts was screwed. I made new wind springs with a glued connection of the miter sawn parts

Replacing wind springs myself

I took the dimensions of the old wind springs and ordered the required lengths from TOSIZE.ie. Because I no longer wanted to screw the parts, I had one side of all 4 panels sawn with a miter.

Then I used the old parts as a template to mark and cut them to the exact size and shape. sawn to the correct shape.

The long parts, with the mitered side, were attached to each other with duct tape so that a hinged effect was possible. Then filled the resulting V-shaped groove with waterproof wood glue and, after drying for a while, put it into the correct shape and fixed it with 4 pieces of tape.

After drying, the tape was removed, the sharp corner of the blunt sanded and all sawn edges with edge primer treated.

After fitting and a very small piece of adjustment work installed. And has just been dismantled again so that the painter can give all invisible sides a lick of paint