Subject: was wood BTUs - gluing bathhouses

From: [email-masked] (David Anderson)
Date: Thu, 27 Mar 1997 17:33:47 GMT

[email-masked] (Jeffrey Thunder) wrote:

>Obww: My son and I are building a bathouse using some discarded cedar the
>neighbors had. We have it all ripped to length ready for glue up into panels
>for the house and I was thinking this might be a good project to try out
>polyurethane glue (since the bathouse will be outdoors, exposed to the
>elements). Any comments/suggestions? Thanks.

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>Jeff Thunder
>NIU Dept. of Mathematical Sciences
>[email-masked]

Bath house is outdoors and exposed inside and out to humidity, dirt,
and ????  I would reccommend using ss screws as you would to assemble
a deck or any other large scale construction project where seats and
floors are involved.  Nails would work fine for siding.  What part of
this bath HOUSE are you planning to glue up?

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From: Randy Wittchen <[email-masked]>
Date: Fri, 28 Mar 1997 12:03:48 -0800

> this bath HOUSE are you planning to glue up?

Hi David

Slight miscommunication here, I believe.  

I believe the poster is asking about a house for BATS (little furry
nocturnal critters) not a house for baths (geisha or otherwise).  On the
other hand I really do not know how large the bats grow in your part of
the country - "Good evening, I don't drink (pause for dramatic effect)
wine".  I have Romanian ancestry on my father's side so I can poke fun
at Dracula.<G>

Randy
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