To make the manufacture of wall panels easier, David W constructed some jigs.
For several weeks the Rowswell hall became affectionately known as Mr.
Weller's noggin shop, a noggin being one of the small bracing bits of wood
used in the timber frames.
David seemed to be very good at motivating the young and lazy
Venture scouts to build wall panels whilst the more motivated worked outside
on other tasks.
The trickiest panels to build were those containing doors or
windows.
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