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what machine is good for a beginer and can you hire them like you can hire tools and plant were is the best place to hire one ???
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nickelarse
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think most electrics are pretty similar in ease of use. no idea on diesels.
depends how much money u have, what u wanna spray, where u wanna use it, 3 phase 240 or 110 etc
u can hire them from ces hire, and i think 1 of 2 other places. think hiring might be asking for trouble if u dont no how to use em incase u damage it.
where abouts u based? might be worth askig some1 local with a machine to do a day with u and show u wots wot
depends how much money u have, what u wanna spray, where u wanna use it, 3 phase 240 or 110 etc
u can hire them from ces hire, and i think 1 of 2 other places. think hiring might be asking for trouble if u dont no how to use em incase u damage it.
where abouts u based? might be worth askig some1 local with a machine to do a day with u and show u wots wot
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im in kent m8te and id like to spray muilti board finish mono ???
nickelarse
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im bout 30miles north of london and have a ritmo. prob the only machine that will do multi and renders. u could come and see us on a job or vice versa if ur interested
Ritmo is the best machine to use if you want to make a start with projection plastering/rendering.
The Machine is single phase 220v and will fit into most small vans.
The ritmo can be set up to spray renders one day and multi finish plasterers the next. If you are plastering day in day out on different jobs domestic small commercial it will suit you perfectly.
When you become more proficient or decide to specialise in an area you may require a larger machine that would be more robust. If you need further help Pm me
The Machine is single phase 220v and will fit into most small vans.
The ritmo can be set up to spray renders one day and multi finish plasterers the next. If you are plastering day in day out on different jobs domestic small commercial it will suit you perfectly.
When you become more proficient or decide to specialise in an area you may require a larger machine that would be more robust. If you need further help Pm me
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thanks m8te ill keep you posted
simplybesty
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your local PFT dealer is Stuart, www.ukplasteringmachines.co.uk. Its better to go to your local dealer so you get the backup when needed. He will be able to give you all the advice and info plus arrange a demo mate.
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here is a demo of the ritmo spraying multi http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=43OWsFnPqUM
nickelarse
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near milton keynes
nickelarse
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dont think so mate. got a fire place and a couple of kitchens so not practical. be a week or so till its next out
irish_spread
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I'd love to see one in action aswell but when I watched the ritmo
video it didnt seem as fast as everyone makes out. Mind you it
does look a lot easier
video it didnt seem as fast as everyone makes out. Mind you it
does look a lot easier
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