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Would you all be disappointed if I bought a fastrac?
harvey b davison replied to Lyncombe-climber's topic in General chat
Go for it, i've never driven one but always liked the look of them. If it's what you want then good luck and go get one. -
I failed my advanced city and guilds in carpentry & joinery, but it has not stopped me from earning a decent wage, and working on some very tricky jobs, and also jobs where i have felt privileged to work on projects of prestige. In my mind experience beats qualifications every time.
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May I introduce you to Eco Micro Arb (EMA)
harvey b davison replied to Dean Lofthouse's topic in Arb-Trucks
Haha, i've always liked the look of them. Ideal for my allotment runs etc. -
It carnt be as cold as last saturday, when i was up at T Kirks. It was bloody freezing.
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I made my mam a new stepped planter for her garden. Got the wife a bottle of wine from the kids and made her brekkie in bed.
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Makita's are worth a look at, not as main stream as the orange 2, but they are worth considering. Quite a few have them on here including myself.
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Pie Eater beat me to it, but have you thought about the makita, not tried one personally, but heard good things about them.
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He is a sound guy tho':thumbup:
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Hi all, today i passed my cs30 (or whatever its called now). I know its nowt to shout about passing the basic test, but i would still like to thank Jim Philpott (instructor) and Dave Booth (examiner) from TKF for their fantastic tuition and support whilst on the course. Thank you guys.
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I'm glad someone else asked the question I've been wondering the same thing:lol:
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Cheers
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TCD, where do you get your spare chains and bars from for your dolmars. I take it the same bars will fit makita's as well. I'm after a 15" bar and chain for my ea4300, and a 18" bar and chain for small milling with. cheers.
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Please put up a report if you do demo this nailer, as i am interested in it aswell, due to me already having the pin nailer. cheers.
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As i said before, i have 2 fein drills, both have been brilliant but now just about dead after about 6 - 7 years hard site work. If i carnt get to replace them, then i will be looking at makita. Incidentley work has provided me with an 18v 4amp metabo drill. Its not a bad piece of kit at all.
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Didnt hitachi buy into tanaka, or am i mistaken ?
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well done, who did you do your training with ?
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If you can stretch to it, you want to get an evolution chop saw (approx £170 ? ) there blades are designed for cutting timber, metal, alloy ,plastics etc and will easily do what you want it to do. If not go the jigsaw route.
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Have a search through the other threads. Then you will realise its makita !!
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Doesnt TCF Engineering in wales sell a tuned up dolmar for milling ?
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I love this. As i have 2 daughters ( pre teen) i'm dreading when they start dating. ( but not as much as the boys that will have to meet me !)
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Who you trying to kid mate, builders might be doing well in your area and in london. You come up north and take a look around. Its a totally different ball game. Please dont tar everyone with the same brush.
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I'd be a bus driver if this was my route and that was my bus....
harvey b davison replied to Big J's topic in The Lounge
I used to have an old shape panda ( 2wd ), it used to go anywhere and everywhere. Just a pity the engine didnt like to start in the wet. -
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I have a paslode that i use in construction, but in the workshop i use air nailers all the time. The only thing that puts me off air nailers on site is the thought of having hoses on the roof. For longevity i would go for air nailer.
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the sj was the first vehicle that i really liked and wanted. Sadly i have never been in a position to get one. But after looking at yours and the jimny, i might just have to find a way of getting one. Even if it will be used as a van.
