BOOKNOOK by Rolife Glass House book case insert. Scale unknown

[Andy T]

Your more than welcome Andy, tea or coffee ?

Ooh, a nice strong mug of builders tea for me please :smiling3:

[Steve Brodie]

I had the greenhouse from my daughter for Christmas, great kit but why they couldn't have put the bits for each item in the same bag goodness knows. Decanted the enclosed glue into a smaller dropper bottle, so applying it is a lot easier.

[Guest]

I had the greenhouse from my daughter for Christmas, great kit but why they couldn't have put the bits for each item in the same bag goodness knows. Decanted the enclosed glue into a smaller dropper bottle, so applying it is a lot easier.

Fully agree Steve. So many plastic bags and in this one no glue !
The quality is superb, couldn't fault it, even the paper press out sections are good. Instead of filing the tabs I now just cut the front edge back with a sharp scalpel.The corresponding slots have round ends , so this way is quicker and less stressful to the edge of the tap if filed.

[Guest]

Man... Geez, I dunno John.... this really isn't something you're going to want to take a flamethrower to. Are you sure you're up for this ?
Then again, maybe this time I can sit closer to the front and not worry so much about an unobstructed escape path...

Ron, definitely no fire in this , so you can asit as near as you want:nerd:

Ooh, a nice strong mug of builders tea for me please :smiling3:

Right oh Andy.:thumb2:

[scottie3158]

John,
I will follow along.

[Guest]

Continuing with the build, great fun as its so well illustrated instruction wise.


The flowers are printed on a sheet, pre stamped cut outs.I just trim down the insert part , spot of glue and in.

Thanks for following.

John.

[Guest]

John,
I will follow along.

Welcome Paul, tea or coffee.

[scottie3158]

Welcome Paul, tea or coffee.

a cup of builders mate please and a choccie hobnob

[Graeme C.]

Looks a different kind of build John, I'll pull up a chair.

[Jim R]

Already looking so good.

[Guest]

Looks a different kind of build John, I'll pull up a chair.

It is indeed Graeme, make your comfortable. Tea and coffee available.

Already looking so good.

Thanks Jim, good fun as well.

[Guest]

Spent an hr this evening at the bench.

First a set of drawers

made up from this
Dap of glue under the support bar.


Lifting a very thin sticky backed label from here.

Next was the plant to the right

Made up with a ply surround, then

The white slotted tool is for twisting the plant into a circle so it fits into the wooden tower, then the front was glued in.

More tomorrow, thanks for the comments and for looking in.
John.

[Si Benson]

Great Work Mr Race:smiling4:

Looks like an enjoyable build and no fiddly tracks…..can’t be bad :thumb2:

[Guest]

Great Work Mr Race:smiling4:

Looks like an enjoyable build and no fiddly tracks…..can’t be bad :thumb2:

Ha, that and instructions that make sense, thanks Si.:thumb2:

[Guest]

More done to day.



Bit slow as having to wait for the glue to dry, anyway the first is a completed unit, the plant in photo3 goes into the pot in phonto 2 .
Thanks for following .
John.