Loop test

[1stfix2ndfix]

136.4 ohms at lights whilst doing the loop test before we change the board. Guessing they've been lucky ? Plus side is I get to put an earth stake in were see how much I remeber from the one I did 2 years ago

 

[1stfix2ndfix]

I wasn't being sarcastic mate and you made a good point which I can't really argue with. All I was saying was I would sooner be taught then teach myself if you no what I mean. You can't teach urself to drive for example that's what I was getting a.

 

[shanky887614]

Precisely, being in a quarry that kind of cost never mattered.

Get an SDS adaptor, I've seen people hammer in >5m rods with little difficulty.

offer in screwfix for an sds max breaker for £160

will make your life very easy

 

[Silly Sausage]

offer in screwfix for an sds max breaker for £160

will make your life very easy

Every man should own a rotary hammer drill with rotary stop!

Hilti is my weapon of choice.

 

[shanky887614]

Every man should own a rotary hammer drill with rotary stop!

Hilti is my weapon of choice.

archy we are talking 4.5kg+ sds max drill.

 

[Bobster]

Still think I'd get a rod in faster with one of these

 

[shanky887614]

Still think I'd get a rod in faster with one of these

ah but would it be a stable reading?

 

[telectrix]

all depends if there's a horse in the stable. ask dingledong.

 

[shanky887614]

all depends if there's a horse in the stable. ask dingledong.

you can take a horse to water....

 

[Knobhead]

Still think I'd get a rod in faster with one of these

I'll go for one of these.

 

[Bobster]

I've used both, needed a rod installing for river pumps. Had the pump taken in the shovel of the 988, killed 2 birds with one stone and had him push the rod in with the bucket.

 

[edexlab]

1st fix I've pm'd you

 

[1stfix2ndfix]

I've been in the loft and dug out all my college work, 3 years worth, so soon I will have loads of questions which hopefully I'll be helped with?

 

[edexlab]

Good man! [emoji6]

 

[Knobhead]

I've been in the loft and dug out all my college work, 3 years worth, so soon I will have loads of questions which hopefully I'll be helped with?

I have no problem helping someone who is willing to study.

You’re obviously not competent yet, why are your college notes in the loft?

I’ve only got to reach out my left arm to get my apprentice log books. (Believe me, there’s more in them than you’ll ever come across.) They’re there as an aide memoir to point me where to look for information.
The internet was a wild idea in some college professors mind back then so couldn’t be referenced. The library text books was the only way for many of us.

You have access to sites like this. Use them as an aid and not a replacement for study.

 

[shanky887614]

I have no problem helping someone who is willing to study.

You’re obviously not competent yet, why are your college notes in the loft?

I’ve only got to reach out my left arm to get my apprentice log books. (Believe me, there’s more in them than you’ll ever come across.) They’re there as an aide memoir to point me where to look for information.
The internet was a wild idea in some college professors mind back then so couldn’t be referenced. The library text books was the only way for many of us.

You have access to sites like this. Use them as an aid and not a replacement for study.

i was a book worn tony, i dont have space for many more books so ive started going digital.

got a couple hundred books in my bedroom alone.

not counting music books

my college books are easier to reference things in a way if im unsure on somethings