Pug
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Same, I just don't know where any of them are....
complete plastering tool kit ?
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Same, I just don't know where any of them are....
Danny
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While we are on Stanley knife talk, just got a pack of Irwin blades (100) box, they are worth a punt better than the gyproc ones , unfortunately
I spent ages finding great blades and my verdict was buy cheap and replace often
Arti
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There like chapel hat pegs. Ideal to hang ya scrim on like.
Marshy
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I get her to rub her waps against a ruled sand cement wall as her nips are great for key in a makeshift devil float. She moves like Britt Eckland in The Whicker Man
Arti
Well-Known Member
The landlords daughter was a great drinking song
You know, I'll bet that you could have a really good conversation with that young lady........it's in her eyes.....
Pug
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You know, I'll bet that you could have a really good conversation with that young lady........it's in her eyes.....
Bet she's a great cook too.
Like Choppa and lastlaff said
In the question 'I have just qualified' , but been 'plastering' for 8 years.
Don't make sense...
As for the tool kit. Just to start. I reckon £300 is enough to get decent basics.
Then after a while, upgrade and replace mixer and bits etc.
Access gear spotboards buckets and so on so forth... til you do your bolloc£s, and have accounts and tools everywhere.
In the question 'I have just qualified' , but been 'plastering' for 8 years.
Don't make sense...
As for the tool kit. Just to start. I reckon £300 is enough to get decent basics.
Then after a while, upgrade and replace mixer and bits etc.
Access gear spotboards buckets and so on so forth... til you do your bolloc£s, and have accounts and tools everywhere.
Stevieo
Royal Spin Doctor
Dishcloth, probably.
Olican
Private Member
I spent ages finding great blades and my verdict was buy cheap and replace often
Saw a boarder once have piece of leather about 4" long stapled to side of his drill bag , would spit and sharpen his blade every couple of hours, he swore by it. I just buy loads and change often
welovetrades
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I didn't explain properly in the beginning, plastering kit / all my tools were stolen from a private job that got broken into, I didn't need advice and don't on any aspects of plastering or building work , wanted to prove a point to some one 'thats all .....
Danny
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lol you can buy tonnes of blades for nothing... sod trying to sharpen them or keep them sharp
Danny
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ah that makes a lot more sense now!!!
Is the customer going to help pay for the replacement tools
Olican
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lol I agree , I also saw an old boy take a saw out of the skip , take it home and sharpen it. Think he was trying to prove a point about how wasteful us "youngsters" arelol you can buy tonnes of blades for nothing... sod trying to sharpen them or keep them sharp
Danny
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My neighbour about 90 years old asks me for my old drill bits and he sharpens them for me... He is a retired engineer and loves doing it... suits me fine