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have herd nothing myself, thourght i was the only 1 guess not

canny job there jimmy mate but in the top pic ya coulda put the toilet seat down, ya nar it makes sense :wink:

rite folks am in the market for an impact driver, but a bit unsure as what brand to buy, i do know that i wont have any more dewalt rubbish, will be used for putting concrete fixings in, and large heavy screws cheers in advance

had my van sign written for 3 years now, and only ever had 2 phone calls from it. and 1 of them was to complain about where i'de parked whilst offloading

the torx headed fixings are the ones i was on about cheers muggles

just a quick question, are impact drivers any good for putting concrete fixings in? cheers

yeah they;l be fine mate

are you sure its the gas? normally after firing a nail, the fan kicks in for a short while, thats what it sounds like to me, but as others have said a clean wouldnt do any harm

cheers mate, just what a was after, save me machineing 1 meself

morning folks havein just layed a rather nice solid oak floor in my front room, i now have a little problem as to how to finish where my french door opening is, i have laminate flooring in my other room and a height differance of 15mm. any ideas on how to cover it? cheers steve

after a bit of advice folks, whilst removeing the skirting board from behind me radiator in knocked the pipe, started off with a canny leak but after getting a good 1/4 turn on the fitting it slowed right down, but it ain't stopped and and laying some rather nice 18mm solid oak flooring so it...

coloured sealent?

just after an idea as to weather elka 130mm rustic oak flooring is a good quality, i have been quoted £25.70 per m2, which i dont think is that bad, but dont want to spend that kinda money as i need app.40m2 to find out its poor quality flooring many thanks steve

cheers gents, al be there when they turn up to do the work, so should be fine

me father has a split in the lead on the valley of his , he has gone through his insurance, am i right in thinking that the contracter will replace the while valleys worth of lead? cheers

beads in first like you say, then push the unit upto the beads then re insert the gasket, a lil washing up liquid might aid them going back in

yes remove the internal gaskets first, it will make like easier for you

cheers lads, i was in the right price bracket with what i charged him, was just curious as to what othr would have charged him many thanks

just had to gain entry into a property where the landlord had lost the keys, and have charged him a fair price(hes a mate) ws just wondering what a locksmith would have charged to do the same job, new euro cylinder was supplied by the landlord. cheers