simonm
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I am wanting to put some decking up at home but with a curved edge. Any ideas how this is done?
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After catching another scumbag sniffing round my vans at night ive decided to put a couple of security cameras around the house can you recommend me 1? preferably motion detected, night vision
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between me and groundsman weve had 4 still helmets. the ear defenders are pap compared to the sordin ones on my petzl one, also the dont like to stay on your head
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can someone recommend me a ground helmet that ISNT STIHLL!
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Ive bought 75 liters from here Traditional Creosote | Creosote Sales | Traditional Creosote & Creosote Substitute proper stuff not that substitute
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Steel sheets are really good but they get lots of condensation on the underside despite volume of airflow going through them. i have had this problem! not such an issue for us as they are keeping logs 99.9% dry. But if its for a workshop i would definitely buy the insulated ones
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Exactly our shed is full of "adjustments"
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In a nutshell if you have room to get 1 in yes if not no! we find that its great for moving brash/logs carrying tackle round but 9 times out of 10 most garden gates are so narrow when youve got a decent load on it wont fit through tight bends or corners unless its cut up and stacked on the trolly you cant get round. the tyres that are on are pap i replaced ours with solid rubber ones as the others punctured easily. comes in handy defiantly, well built but they aint cheap
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Plans just plan it in your head...we have nearly finished a huge pole barn with enclosed sides for a wagon and 2 other sheds for drying logs. telegraph poles, plywood sheets some decent timbers to span the roof insulated roof sheets for the roof and uninstalled ones for the sides. I cant work to a plan i like to wing it
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when drove a wagon and hiab on site i put myself through cscs so i could get a new job. before i went for the test id never been on site nor had any construction experience! but i passed anyway some of the questions were ridiculous
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now it says you cant just sit cscs for tree climbing/chainsaw card with cscs im gonna ring them tomorrow because the website takes you round in circles:sneaky2:
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i dont understand why on cscs if your a tree/vegetation clearance operative you can go through cscs but chainsaw/tree climbing you cant???
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Im looking at doing some more training so to speak. was thinking about a cscs card for work on building sites i did have 1 years ago for an operative when i did building work but ive just looked on cscs and they are saying for tree climbing/chainsaw work i should turn to BALI is this the same as cscs?
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I agree, i tend to get frustrated and or bored when the weather is knocking us back just use it as time to get all those jobs done that you was going to to.
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Solid mounted on our old kwikchip! it rattled every bolt loose and sheared some engine mounts off twice! welded a plate on front and back its been ok now "touch wood"
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Helped me find an outlet for a load of timber from a job we picked up 60 miles away from home
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Cheers
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Im trying to find a TPO application form to download from the planning portal website can somebody point me in the right direction before i go mad i did have a copy saved on my laptop that broke .
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Im trying to find a TPO application form to download from the planning portal website can somebody point me in the right direction? i did have a copy saved on my laptop that broke .
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Who drives a 7.5t Mitsubishi that uses ad blue? im trying to work out roughly how much ad blue to fuel it uses
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Lol What was your reply???
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Excellent...now i get get our lass back for watching that pap they called big brother
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Council do like to sit down a lot though really.
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Type c's for me unless its groundwork or aerial pruning with a hand saw. id rather sweat more and know my legs are a little bit safer
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Did mine the other day. thin disk on the angle grinder took me 5 mins tops easy peasy using a flat file by hand gets you nowhere just dont press on with the angle grinder
