Little competition

[Paul.M]

Does this mean I will have to contribute something of use and actually do something rather than just chatting ****?

I'm sure that over the next 5 weeks you can post up a picture of your work. It really does not matter what it is due to the expansive installs that the trainees are doing, college workshop at Level 2 or an apprentice in his final year. The quality is what matters, not the complexity's of the install.

 

[pennychew]

If I can't get any decent pictures from work I'll post up a pic of my bay at college, it's got the 90° bends I fabricated out of Galv tray and 50mm galv trunking that I was quite chuffed with!

 

[Paul.M]

If I can't get any decent pictures from work I'll post up a pic of my bay at college, it's got the 90° bends I fabricated out of Galv tray and 50mm galv trunking that I was quite chuffed with!

College workshop pics sound great mate. A lot of the members should do the same. You are all at different levels and you all do different type of work, post them up.

Remember the "Ceiling rose" thread??? It's not about quantity, it's about quality of workmanship which is slowly diapering in our trade. Try hard and become the best you can be, the jobs/employment will happen due to your quality and standard of your work, trust me on that one

 

[pennychew]

Just been looking through my old pics on my phone and found my first board change, I've only done 2 more since then like but i think i'll ask my pal if i can start doing them on the rewires we do.

From this


To this



But while i was looking through my phone i found a pic of possibly me best work to date...


I had to climb over one machine then crawl under another one to get a tail stuck on each of my mates, i then made my way back to my machine and got a picture for posterity. They were walking around with them on for at least an hour