To augur is to predict or indicate. A black cat passing in front of you is said to augur bad luck, but if you love cats you can choose to believe that it augurs good luck instead. In the past, when you said you would augur the future it meant you would predict it. That form of augur is rarely used today, but the sense of prediction â connected to an object or event â remains. Dark clouds augur a rainstorm.
My supplier can supply 3m concrete gravel boards-have no idea if I am going to be able to lift one though! If the gravel boards are level, but the arris rails slope then you are correct about having to cut the close boards to fit-I hadn't thought about that. Will have to talk to my supplier again.Cheers.y supplier can supply 3m concrete gravel boards-have no idea if I am going to be able to lift one though! If the gravel boards are level, but the arris rails slope then you are correct about having to cut the close boards to fit-I hadn't thought about that. Will have to talk to my supplier again. Cheers.
Using a multi-tool with a wood-cutting blade, cut through the board using the off-cut as a guide. If you donât have a multi-tool, a hammer and sharp chisel can be used. Repeat this process on the other end of the board. Remove the existing nails from the old decking board. You can use a cats paw and hammer to remove the nails. If your nails are hidden, or hard to access, then a multi-tool with a metal cutting blade can be used to cut through the nails between the decking board and the joist. Remove the off-cut using a hammer or prybar. Take out the damaged section of board.