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I am talking about around the edges of the damage. Not 2" or more either side. Perhaps I should have made that clear. You are not going to hide that anyway unless you did a full job or a certain segment to hide the work like putting a painted stripe on that side of the damage etc. Let him do...

Those pics arent what you would class as dents. They are more like damage and in an area where normal wood filler may fail due to use. If it were mine I would get some of that epoxy putty that comes in a small tube in two parts and mix together. It sets rock hard. Sand away the paint from a...

It appears to be across the board Rob even warm countries. If I remember water vapour in the air of which there is lots, will turn to condensation when the temp hits 35 degrees Fahrenheit. I know there is lots of water breathed out by us. If the room isnt ventilated well, then that water...

Hey, all I did was offer some help on more than one subject involved in studio building of which I know a little. If thats not wanted, then no problem, but sarcastic put downs to info offered will only attract similar in return.

No problem. Put the other pics up so we can laugh. (y)

Thats ok do what you want but to correct you a little. The vapour barrier is not to protect the insulation which the paper backing is wrapped around as you refer. Vapour barriers were a requirement to install because it was found on timber frame buildings that water vapour most probably...

You should put a vapour barrier over the insulation and studding before you put up that internal cladding, because condensation will collect there. Also why have you doubled up on the timber uprights in places?

If you have a dent in wood, sand away the finish to a larger area and apply warm water to the dent. Leave to dry and repeat and it should if you are lucky rise to what it was or almost what it was before. Sand or fill and sand until level and refinish. Gluing wood.........sand joints so they...

Dents in wood arent repaired that way and bostik is not the glue for wood either.

Rob for £30 quid and what you get, it sounded great.

Yeah no noise when he touches it either. Perhaps for some reason thats for show and there is another above his head?

It does get quiet at the extremes of sides. When you get towards the 180 degree mark you can tell the drop off. But yes I think Howard Stern uses one. Not sure because you can't see correctly. But you know them more than most....have a look.

I just watched the new video Rob on the Neumann 103 and I agree with everything you say. With voices it will pick out every noise in the mouth so positioning the 103 is very important, as is managing how you use the mic when speaking into it.

But I thought the 103 was designed for vocals?

Great videos Rob. Look forward to the others.