I will post up as much information too help anybody with questions about equipment old and new

There will be videos and photos too come in the future :thumbup:

So too everybody I wish you all a happy and prosporous new year

Thanks

Andrew

I’m actually on my last morning of 4 night shifts driving Paramedics and Advanced Nurse Practioners around the towns and country. Over the last four weeks we’ve come across some scarily sick people and a few folk that needed the paperwork and were pronounced dead. Some have died at home with lower tract infections, and not all have been over 70. We don’t carry any test kits so we’re assuming everyone is infectious and gowning, gloving and masking up before going in.

You’ll be seeing the daily figures being bandied about by the press. These figures are about 5 days behind the actuality. They are also just the figures from the hospitals. This is for two reasons, because those we see that have died in the community often have underlying conditions and it’s the Covid that’s been the final straw that’s broken the camels back, and secondly because we neither have the resources, the time or the test kit to definitely state the cause of death. The triaging merely mentions either that the patient is a suspected Covid or the household was/is on isolation. There’s a heck of a lot more people infected than is generally realised by the public.

After each home visit it takes me about 20 minutes to disinfect all the diagnostic kit, the bags, drug boxes and the car surfaces we touch with gloves.

I cannot emphasise enough the benefits of the lockdown and the need to ensure hand washing and social distancing. A number of our SNHS staff are sick and this morning even I’ve developed a cracking sore throat. They now reckon even the 2 metres isn’t a safe distance from someone coughing or sneezing and that any infectious bodily fluids might survive for 17 days on a viable surface.

Take great care out there and be ultra cautious while shopping. Also be very aware of what you touch while out and about[emoji1303]

I know a few people on here use ibc cages for logs and like me diagonally cut the tanks for roofs, but one tank is 2 roofs and when you start stackin you need even less of them leaving more tanks spare!

What do you do with the excess?

Any cool uses for them?

I’ve got rid of a few to gardeners etc but they’re building up n I want em gone or a use for em any ideas?

Thanks in advance, John

its one slight annoyance with this saw, how far the stop button sits in the recess, a bit fiddly to get out; that’s when I noticed the lock symbol