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MY63 wrote:....although if I keep dragging mud through the house I may well be living in it .
Malc2098 wrote:Those bulk or jumbo bags are single use bags. .....
RogerS wrote:Malc2098 wrote:Those bulk or jumbo bags are single use bags. .....
My local builders merchant re-uses them. There's a £7 deposit on each.
Doug wrote:RogerS wrote:Malc2098 wrote:Those bulk or jumbo bags are single use bags. .....
My local builders merchant re-uses them. There's a £7 deposit on each.
You can tell your up T Norf Rog I’ve not heard of deposit bulk bags for about 15 years. You’ll be telling us next you can get chips & gravey from T chippy
Coolhands wrote:I found being like a production line with some things was defiantly faster, so yes I would try and cut many in one go. I would also recommend trying to design as many groups of timbers being the same length as possible. Eg all uprights at 200cm or whatever. It makes everything faster where you can do that.
MY63 wrote:You may remember back in December I was asking about band saws and with a little help managed to buy a gently used one for a reasonable price.
I waited for the Tuff saw guys to return from their break they had been hit by a nasty flu bug but I had an email conversation with Ian and he advised me which blades would be best for the work I will be doing.
They have been ordered.
When I was looking inside for the blade brush I also checked all of the adjusters were working and found the tensioner did not appear to be working. I managed to find a supplier who had spares for the machine so I have ordered a replacement tensioner bolt as I had read stripping of threads was a common issue, along with a new brush and the little plastic piece that the blade passes through.
My electrician dropped off a reel of armoured cable and the wacker is due to arrive soon
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