Buckets.

scottie5

scottie5

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I'm running out of room for trowels need a new bucket any recomendations? .
Buckets.
Buckets.
 
I'd recommend this one they more for cleaning though , looking at the dirtiness of some of them trowels though it might be just what you need :p

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Buckets.
 
Yes i would recommend you get some professional help to sort out your trowel addiction. lol.
 
roryston said:
I dont care what anyone says about using gorrila tubs, big scoops, bucket trowels, shovels etc you can not beat a spot and stand
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how old are you rorystoned ??

lads pay £10.000 for machines so they dont use board and stands.
ive kept mine in the garage for the spiders to hide in the winter for the last 15 years.
 
algeeman said:
how old are you rorystoned ??

lads pay £10.000 for machines so they dont use board and stands.
ive kept mine in the garage for the spiders to hide in the winter for the last 15 years.
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26 mate so £10k seems like a million to me!

I am all for machines though, unfortunately in my line of plastering (domestic) I dont think it will be any good for me, however there may be a day when needs must!
 
roryston said:
26 mate so £10k seems like a million to me!

I am all for machines though, unfortunately in my line of plastering (domestic) I dont think it will be any good for me, however there may be a day when needs must!
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rory !!!
im 38 now......at 26 i was the machine !!
now like @clemo ...i cant be fuucked !!!
 
I use kids party disposable tablecloths on my spot - when finished with th gear just wrap up the tablecloth and bin it. They have a waxy waterproof coating.
Also, you can lay it it out at tea break and invite all the other trades to join you for jelly
 
I only use it out the bucket if it's a little bit.......any decent areas....board and stand all the way.....only bend down to take off me boots at the end of the day ...... ( well, 4 ish)...
 
Danny said:
hOw is that collomix cleaner @Vincey
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It's a regular part of my plastering essential tool kit now, there has been many people who have said it's waste of money but my paddle is absolutely immaculate still, don't care what anyone says every time it comes out of the cleaning bucket it's spotless
For any lone wolf plasterer I'd say get one
10/10
 
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