Ever needed a plumb bob but not been able to find one.
I improvised this some years back while working at my FIL's
worked a treat
I improvised this some years back while working at my FIL's
worked a treat
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Plumb bob
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Made me chuckle.
Can you do the Indian rope trick?
Can you do the Indian rope trick?
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Not always as easy a tool to use as one may think.
Slightly better with some woven cord, which took a long time locally to find, and pricey,
for silverline "heavy duty" bricklayers stringline and pins.
Suppose that might be a good thing they were so expensive, as I'll take care of them :lol:
These blocks are a big help to say the least, and will keep the line where you want, even when shaken violently will stay still!
compared to the smallest breeze on an unrestrained line which might drive someone nuts and take a long time to settle again.
And another tip which may well help matters is the lighting.
Slightly better with some woven cord, which took a long time locally to find, and pricey,
for silverline "heavy duty" bricklayers stringline and pins.
Suppose that might be a good thing they were so expensive, as I'll take care of them :lol:
These blocks are a big help to say the least, and will keep the line where you want, even when shaken violently will stay still!
compared to the smallest breeze on an unrestrained line which might drive someone nuts and take a long time to settle again.
And another tip which may well help matters is the lighting.