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thanks for your reply big all.i just need the saws for cutting plastic tanks/cisterns etc.so they dont need to be too hefty.i've managed to get hold of some from somebody at work.cheers again.

hi steve,i,ve also jumped on the same band waggon but i'm too finding it difficult to find employment.i'm currently doing level 2.i think the plumbing experts :wink: on here are a little bit weary of newcomers.i might be wrong but i think some of them think w'ere taking the p**s but hey you've...

if it carries on turn the hammer on the pipe,sure as eggs are eggs,that'll cure it.or buy some ear defenders(airport styli).

its a windup!!!windup!!!da da da da...its a wind up!!!!!wind up.

screwfix it is then.thanks for that.

howdy,anybody got any preferences in which are the best holesaws to buy.is it a case of you get what you pay for.rothenberger or bosch?also wheres the cheapest place to buy them.thanks

hey mr neuroticpsycotic man,a plumber i may not be but i aint scared of graft.i've done my share of 12 hour power and more with saturdays and sundays chucked in for good measure.plumbings 9-5 innit?

bless your cotton socks fitter.would'nt the world be better place if everybody was like you.; the peoples champion :lol: :lol: i dont think oilman knows what hes worth :P banks der switzerland an all that

why did you want to become a plumber oilman?there must have been a time in your life when you thought i want a career.have you got plumbing roots or did you leave school and started work with some local plumber?

its not just the pay,i dont just see £signs.i'm interested in the trade.i've read that there's 20 odd thousand people short so the plumbing industry needs new recruits.that gives me more incentive to qualify.there must be some job satisfaction in it,going to different jobs an all that.also...

thats the crucial thing mate,experience.i think though that the majority of plumbing businesses want a school leaver(16-18 year old) who they can skivvey about(no disrespect) instead of an early 30's(old bas).i might be wrong though on that one.just need that breakthrough....!!there must be...

cause it probably beats the hell outa working in a factory for the last 12 years mate.get a trade as my grandad used to say.i wish i'd have done it when i first left school. :o

howdy all,i just wondered if any body could give me any info on c+g level 2:practical assignments: is there more copper bending and lead work and do they have you fixing cisterns up etc.theoretically, i presume that you just go into a little bit more detail than 1.just curious thats all.any help...

hi all,what a cracking site this is.i've been havin a scout through and its a mine of information.i live near sheffield and i'm at college doing city+guilds plumbing,just finished level 1 and hopefully enrolling for 2 in sept.i've been looking for work to gain some experience..ringing firms in...