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Guss109

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  1. Quality. Out the way sheep sha##ers
  2. Just set up an account at your local timber yard and you might be surprised on what you save plus you'll get free delivery so that's £25/30 notes saved from the start. Just bluff and say you do heaps of fenceing ect so you want keen prices from them
  3. I normally use 3x2 cls for the frame at 600 mm centers as it's a lot stronger than the normal 2x1. Then clad it in 18mm weather board not to expensive and looks good. For the roof make a few trusses up then use 4x2 for the perlins then cover with at least 12mm wbp ply then felt or torch on felt. If I can be of any help let us know as I'm a time served joiner
  4. Just sign up for a bar and chain:laugh1:
  5. Got to agree with you ordered my boots on fri/sat and they arrived just after lunch today 10 out of 10
  6. Got mine today as well. Completely forgot all about it to be honest nice touch with the gloves even tho I just bought a new pair
  7. Have a look at the Edgar bros range there a good scope at a nice price. I've got a fixed 8x56 from them on my foxing .223 and can't fault it.
  8. What a nice card. Very moving to read it.and wish them all the best for a happier future
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    Tyres

    Thought I had two in my garage but there only 205 80 r16. Have you thought about remoulds as an option ?
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    New boots

    Nice one guys il check out the others that you've mentioned
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    New boots

    Just ground work to start with but want to get into the climbing as well
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    New boots

    Hi just looking to pick your brains. Have narrowed the choice down to either the stein quest Gtx or the husky Technical. Any views are helpful are they big sizes ect. Cheers guys:thumbup:
  13. Out of the lot of them I all ways go for V think it tastes the best . But you've got to eat as well or they will all rot your insides
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    Danny

    That's impressive and a good track on the first clip.
  15. I would be cafefull burning chipboard ect as the glue isn't good for the lum. And if I remember right burning treated wood causes a nasty chemical so well worth a google
  16. True good point. I never manage to escape from work during the day:sneaky2: so it has always been a night time attack1: can't wait for the weather to dry up here then il get out when the combines are done
  17. [quote name=Stephen Blair;. If Luck is hard graft' date=' then yes I am very lucky mate lol [/quote] very true. Ive always been told if you want it you've to work for it
  18. Now that looks a perfect super:thumbup: and a nice hot tub to chill in after with your cold crabbies. Your a lucky man
  19. Nice pics I'd love to be out with the riffle and lamp after you had combined
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    Books

    Thanks for the link was good to see what all the over courses involve.
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    Books

    Hi all Can anyone recommend any good books to get hold of and read as I've got my cs 30/31 soon and would like to get a head start if pos. Cheers guss
  22. Sounds like a nice peaceful night. I just finished work picked up the mrs then had a nice few pints of tenants ice cold in the bar. Great way to finish a hard days graft
  23. Go and buy a 4x4 mag as there are plenty of ads in them for insurance. You will be surprised if you phone the company direct as they don't have to pay a broker ect so are a good bit cheaper
  24. That's good to know:001_smile: you learn some thing new every day
  25. Sounds like choosing a pair of good gloves is a night mare. Might just get a cheap pair for my course and see how I get on

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