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but its not the british flag,its theirs.they bought it with their own pittance and now theyll have less money for food.

http://www.screwfix.com/prods/83181/Blades/Diamond-Blades/Hard-Materials/Makita-Comet-Cool-Rapide10mm-2

the job itself would take less than an hour from setting up to finishing cleaning,materials would cost no more than £5.if it was an hours journey away i wouldnt be doing it and the customer probaly wouldnt ring somebody that far away for such a small job. its rare to get jobs like this but i...

1 m2 of pointing on ground floor £95 price does not include scaffolding. When my sides are healed ill look at the rest of the site :lol: http://www.fixmyproperty.com/jobs/building/Repointing_weatherstruck_finish_ground_floor/

http://www.wakefield.gov.uk/Business/WinningCouncilBusiness/toptendertips.htm hope this helps a bit

when we did a similar job we used the 6" solids on the inside and the stone front and top. just remember good deep footings and weepholes. we got are stone 1ton at a time.

new one arrived,works a treat... :D

hi all i got a brand new compressor,50l 2hp 230v the other day. after an hour of reading the manual which was badly translated from chinese to so called english i thought right were ready to go. i plugged it in,it ran for less than a second and went bang. at this point it sounded like the...

cant make noise apparently because its above some shops. i think im gunna go for the mortar eating bee's suggestion as ive had fun with them little bleeders on another job this week

lifting and laying the flag would surley be easier than messing about with a grinder and post holers,or a spoon

[/url] good site,very useful. cheers for that link :D

just been asked to price a job,200 m2 roughly and not to use anything that makes loud noise to rake out.any suggestions?

i want one :D

Also ask to see some previous work,i carry a portfolio of photos when i price jobs to show the client.

why would you walk away if they said angle grinder? i have been doing this years and have always used a grinder except on stone of course. just make sure if youve got close neighbours they use dust extators attatched to the grinder. using the right equipment gets the job done right.

no its 14 per m2 for labour 150 for the materials then scaffold extra sorry for the late reply

i use a pointmaster gun,big yellow piston type,they hold more mortar and you dont get hand ache from the constant pumping of a caulking type gun. to get a good flowing run and to make sure it fills to void properly it needs to be made quite wet,a bit like readybrek,so do it on a fairly dry...

wicks bricklaying mortar is 1 to 6 i think and would not be strong enough. you need to use 1 to 3 or 1 to 4.

if its smooth red brick then £14,rough textured brick is £18. this is the labour only prices and materials are on top but for a 3 bed semi your only looking at £150 on these hope this helps.