peatff
-
Posts
5,859 -
Joined
-
Last visited
Content Type
Profiles
Forums
Classifieds
Tip Site Directory
Blogs
Articles
News
Arborist Reviews
Arbtalk Knot Guide
Gallery
Store
Freelancers directory
Everything posted by peatff
-
Leave some expansion room. A friend of mine laid his oak parquet tight up to the skirting boards and it lifted itself when it got damp.
-
Our garden looks nice when it's under a coat of snow It's snowing Metsaman, we'd call that a blizzard here
-
ATTN! Any Stockists / Suppliers sell these gloves?
peatff replied to TimberCutterDartmoor's topic in General chat
No more suggestions from me then -
I bet a squirrel planted it.
-
Calcium carbonate (chalk) is insoluble so I don't see how they could have achieved this.
-
ATTN! Any Stockists / Suppliers sell these gloves?
peatff replied to TimberCutterDartmoor's topic in General chat
Cleanstore do a similar glove made by Mapa. I've had ordinary Mapa grip gloves and they are good. -
It should help with extraction
-
If you disturb them enough they do get the huff and go somewhere else. I had a flock on the roof and just kept throwing a tennis ball up and scattering them and they moved three doors up.
-
I'd like a Dolmar 6100 but I don't need one. I like watching this video it makes me smile. [ame] [/ame]
-
A few years ago some ne'er do wells were using the waste ground behind our house to burn old furniture and carpet on a regular basis. We phoned the local councillor and he came out just as the smoke was at it's densest and he called the police on the spot. They were made to put the fire out and served with an injunction not to light fires anywhere in the area on pain of financial penalty. They lived round here a couple of streets away and a bloke I worked with at the time also had the police to them as they lived across the road from him and were burning insulation off wire in a chest freezer, it looked like Dante's inferno round there and the smoke was toxic.
-
After it gets so big nothing grows at the bottom then it looks like a row of trees too close together.
-
One of those gas powered burners for weeds, they have them in Aldi and Lidl on offer sometimes. You could do flambés to go with your gourmet lunch as well.
-
The final selling fee on vehicles is 1% with a minimum of £20 and a maximum of £30, you must have listed it in the wrong place That is for private sellers, it's 0.9% with a minimum £17.39 and a maximum £30.43 for business. A friend of mine sells a few motorbikes on there and he does alright. No final fee on classifieds.
-
Years ago a very proper middle aged woman came to my friend to ask about a job and his golden retriever was very interested in her pushing his nose into her crotch. Her words " I bet he can smell my pussy" we all has to disappear quickly and leave his missus to take the details.
-
Which of them is most like the saw you want ? Get rid of that one.
-
Does it pull over with the bar and chain removed ?
-
That looks good for soaking your feet in A friend of mine bought a little unit from Maplins and it works well, only about £50. Small at .75 litre but it does what he needs.
-
I was waiting for the "Hi O Silver, and away" at the end. The tension gets to everyone some time, he was well anchored fortunately.
-
It's not Hardy
-
Is dark weather ? It's very light here and not windy or wet at the moment
-
Tree hugger ? Cause and effect, when you get a cure you can say "result ! "
-
It looks like a tommy or claw hatchet for pulling nails, not on it's original handle. Belknap Bluegrass or True Temper made them along with a lot of other American firms.
-
They asked Sir Edmund Hilary the same thing you know
-
It has 1186 on it so it's even older. It's definitely an heirloom piece that though. For the OP if you can use it one handed it's a hatchet not an axe
