Hi folks. Our front doorstep is an old piece of hardwood - possibly jarrah, but not sure. Whatever, difficult to find a replacement these days, I believe, and it looks like a very difficult job replacing it since the current step performs a support function. Would much rather fill the termite damage, if possible.
What do you think is the best way to approach this? I was thinking builders bog initially, then maybe some sort of wood filler to finish off? An old retired carpenter I got talking to a while back said he'd mix wood glue with sawdust and use that, but I haven't come across this idea anywhere else.
Whatever, open to all suggestions. I don't really have any idea whether I'm thinking along the right lines, and re-shaping the corner of the step looks like a challenge. Maybe there's another solution? Would be appreciative of any tips or recommendations.
Some pics of the step can be viewed at the following link (top of page):
http://ift.tt/1qZ1ILG
Cheers
Ross
What do you think is the best way to approach this? I was thinking builders bog initially, then maybe some sort of wood filler to finish off? An old retired carpenter I got talking to a while back said he'd mix wood glue with sawdust and use that, but I haven't come across this idea anywhere else.
Whatever, open to all suggestions. I don't really have any idea whether I'm thinking along the right lines, and re-shaping the corner of the step looks like a challenge. Maybe there's another solution? Would be appreciative of any tips or recommendations.
Some pics of the step can be viewed at the following link (top of page):
http://ift.tt/1qZ1ILG
Cheers
Ross
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