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topchippyles

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  1. topchippyles
    Andy works on the rigs most of the time and his saw is when he is off for a couple of weeks a time
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    You are far better off doing that way andy which is what i do and it makes no difference if vat registered or not,Your turn over will not get near the vat threshhold as you have a full time job to.
  3. topchippyles
    That is 3 years ago
  4. topchippyles
    Better to cut mill them and cover them up and they can season quietly over 18 months
  5. topchippyles
    What are the rates
  6. topchippyles
    Best voice in cricket is blower ,A close run between him and richie benaud
  7. topchippyles
    Good luck andy ,I helped one of the lads off the forum who moved 200 miles from his home to be with a lady and he has as much work as he wants now.
  8. topchippyles
    Cat piss will kill off trees like yours
  9. topchippyles
    Why would you post on an arborist forum about a robotic spot welding machine,Wrong place i think ???
  10. topchippyles
    This help Cumbria Saw Service Address: Low Rd, Brigham, Cockermouth CA13 0XH Phone: 01900 827720
  11. topchippyles
    I could have done that but down in south wales,Google saw doctor near you
  12. topchippyles
    Different trade really to the saw boys as mainly softwood in carpentry which is mostly fir trees,Joinery is different as a lot of hard woods used.
  13. topchippyles
    Need to add photos if selling something i think and would be better so people can view what you are selling.
  14. topchippyles
    Depends on what type of work/contracts you do,If you are only doing private work the 2m is plenty.If its contract work then check who your working for.
  15. topchippyles
    Will know what i have booked in by the middle of next week as am contracting away which is due to finish up soon so will be in my sawmill working but can give you a few days help no problem.
  16. topchippyles
    If you can get hold of a pink sheet it will give you an hour fire rating and is by far strong enough,3 times the strength of normal board as its a fire board ?
  17. topchippyles
    May have a few days coming up and only 30 mins away
  18. topchippyles
    Plasterboard will give you a half hour fire rating so if you foil it and trim around it that will be fine.
  19. topchippyles
    Bit more info might help as where and when to start with.
  20. topchippyles
    What are the rates of pay please as i am south wales based.
  21. topchippyles
    Would help if you say what area you are to help people
  22. topchippyles
    What type of stuff are you looking at doing as its quit simple to make your own
  23. topchippyles
    Anyone had any interest off the site yet ???
  24. topchippyles
    People do use facebook all the time looking for tradesmen not that i use it.
  25. topchippyles
    Guys i have been in business for over 30 years and only ever met 2 people who wanted to pay the VAT on top of the quote,Please do not tell lies as we all bend the rules so come on with these silly comments

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