van / tool clear out!!!

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zombie

Private Member

• Jan 30, 2015

• #1

well on my quest to use 1 trowel only for all February thought id start my removing the excess trowels and shite out of van!!!

OMG...I must have nearly 2 of every hand tool although for some reason 4 different hammers,10 buckets, and put 9 different trowels/floats/scratches into storage.

I think for all my plastering career ive taken every tool to work in the van for the just incase scenario and at some point must have thought I need a spare of every tool just incase 1 brakes!!!

Quite liberating actualy...took every single tool out and just put a bare minimum kit back...

Don't even need a fekinnnn van now!!!!:RpS_thumbsup:

 

superspread

Well-Known Member

• Jan 30, 2015

• #2

zombie said:

well on my quest to use 1 trowel only for all February thought id start my removing the excess trowels and shite out of van!!!

OMG...I must have nearly 2 of every hand tool although for some reason 4 different hammers,10 buckets, and put 9 different trowels/floats/scratches into storage.

I think for all my plastering career ive taken every tool to work in the van for the just incase scenario and at some point must have thought I need a spare of every tool just incase 1 brakes!!!

Quite liberating actualy...took every single tool out and just put a bare minimum kit back...

Don't even need a fekinnnn van now!!!!:RpS_thumbsup:

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Know where your coming from:RpS_thumbup:

 

bubbles65

Well-Known Member

• Jan 30, 2015

• #3

I call mine the mobile shed :RpS_thumbup:

 

Danny

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• Jan 30, 2015

• #4

Lots of people drive around with their lives in the back of vans... always good to have a clear out

I totally get teh one trowel thing as well... nice going back to basics

 

carlos

Private Member

• Jan 30, 2015

• #5

You'll save an fortune in diesel now loosing all that weight out the van lol

 

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beddy

Well-Known Member

• Jan 30, 2015

• #6

You'll need a midget trowel monday

 

lazer

Active Member

• Jan 30, 2015

• #7

im thinking about having a clear out and trying to get away with a smaller van sick of spending money on fuel

 

markj

Active Member

• Jan 30, 2015

• #8

I drive a Renault kangoo and it's a mobile skip but it all fits in and with the roof rack and a tarp it will hold 12 bags of plaster and 10 8x4 plasterboards

 

smoother09

Well-Known Member

• Jan 31, 2015

• #9

Transformerskj;843174]I drive a Renault kangoo and it's a mobile skip but it all fits in and with the roof rack and a tarp it will hold 12 bags of plaster and 10 8x4 plasterboards[/QUOTE]
You mean if you put a tarp over top of it it looks like a skip
Transfomer robots in disguise!

 

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zombie

Private Member

• Jan 31, 2015

• #10

lazer said:

im thinking about having a clear out and trying to get away with a smaller van sick of spending money on fuel

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ditto...always used a tranny but always used to work with another spread so x2 tools plus gear for x2 for the day etc...

I recon now im on my own if I was just to take what I use/need for each day could easily work out of something smaller...

Ive also stop using 8 x 4s as a rule as my backs fekd plus in domestics nightmare getting in houses etc