Recent content by oneandl

Already on it. I have to say the look on his face was something else. (He was a nightmare to deal with, never encountered anyone like him) He looked like he'd just witnessed a mass slaughter of innocent people. It was priceless :)

I left it a bit late asking for help, had the hearing today. Got a bit panicked last night getting everything ready and just trying to get something to throw in there. Stated my case about the 2 different types of beads from 2 different suppliers and printed out a bit from a screwfix forum where...

Thing is I bought 2 boxes online (100 beads total) this batch, used them before this as well. Used most of them on a job before this one. We didn't have enough of them for this job so got some expamet from the local merchants. Both types of beads have rusted. We've had no problems on any other...

Probably used about 35 to 40 beads. Just don't see how it's my fault that beads rust and the beads can't be faulty from two different manufacturers. In my mind I can't see how it's down to me. Never had a problem before. There's got to be a reason.

It's fukin expensive if i have to pay a grand to the most akward, rude, self righteous customer I've ever dealt with

The customer wants a grand to get it repaired, don't see why I should pay. Simply that

algeeman, no idea what you're talking about?? It is what it is

I know what you mean though it does look like there's no galv just bare steel

Looks like the whole bead in one of the pictures, flange and spine with the pain blistering. What do you think?

Very helpful Danny :)

Some from a local merchant and others from an online supplier. Had boxes of them previously with no problems. I know, a bit of waste off one of the beads was left in one of the lads I work with garden all winter, it's still there now and no signs of rust.

Some advice please lads. I have a county court claim against me for rusting internal skim beads. Beads were fitted to existing building and a block extension. Some were stapled on and some stuck with skim. We used beads from 2 different suppliers on the job and they're from 2 different...

Took the plunge and bought one of the hilti sd5000 a22 battery screwguns. It's quiet, not as powerful as their corded but not slow and doesn't make much difference, love it. Batteries last well and i'll be getting another. Transformer and leads are a thing of the past for me. Will keep them for...