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That's a bit harsh!
Good point, not all hammers are designed for that kind of treatment and it could invalidate the warranty if it a new one.
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That's a bit harsh!
when working up a ladder, always have a hammer with you. never know when a plumber will walk past below.
NO!! My OH was a plumber!
Hes a dry liner now.Was?? Seems to suggest he came to his senses.
He's still taller than me if I stand on steps!Until you dropped a hammer on his head! :smilielol5:
Hes a dry liner now.
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He's still taller than me if I stand on steps!
To the level of a performing seal?a slight improvement, no doubt. perhaps you can train him up.
This is my OH your talking about! He's getting trained in all sorts of building aspects, but his title is dry liner. Just got to get him doing some bricklaying...can't be that hard. And then we could do everything between us!!
He had to stop plumbing because of his back![]()
and he is going to do brick laying? wont he struggle carrying a wheelbarrow with a bad back?
Is his name Jack? this is pricelessThis is my OH your talking about! He's getting trained in all sorts of building aspects,
Sorry if I offended you Kate it wasn't meant to. Just a little gentle mick taking (as I suspect you're doing to me right now):bomb2: No it's not. Oh I'm sorry, of course he's beneath us Sparkes. He got made redundant and after a bit of searching he got offered a job with a building firm through a friend. He didn't want to be a dole scrounger so he took it. It's a job, he always works as part of a team on large industrial, hes not just trying to be a 'jack'.
Think how you would feel if someone chatted shyte about your OH. If I knew how to delete posts I would
I've recently used this booklet a fair bit, not a tool as such, but I keep it in the tool box. You can have a look/buy one here Product Availability - dott solutions Other than that, and very cheap, make sure you have a wire coat hanger in your tool kit. You can buy the best rods in the world but a wire hanger, bent to the right shape is invaluable!:shades_smile:
My boss used to have an Ex-BT escort van, he locked the keys in and we managed to get some ceiling grid wire and feed it through the old flashing light hole and open the door... +1 for Ceiling grid wire!! Did take us like 3 hours though
I keep my earth sleeve in a ragged bundle in my toolbox. If I can't find an end I just chop into it til I have a dozen ends to choose from. Drives my workmate nuts![]()
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