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The same as , wrap the first bit around on its back and then you don't get the glue in the cut/missing finger stump !
True, although where I'm working ATM I'd just get a new one out of the stores.Ah but .......... you can use the insulation tape for holding the two halves of your Stanley together when you've lost the screw.
Yes. it soaks up the blood better than just tape, and I'm always afraid that when I peel the tape off it'll bring the scab off with it and the wound will open up again.do it right then. first wrap a bit of bog roll around the cut, then tape it on. (make sure the bog roll is fresh and unused though)
I havent had a drift (setting tool) for ages, I usually use a 7mm drill bit. Agree with the non fish tale, the steel ones are crap. As for conduit, by far the best threading compound to use is Texamol. It is brilliant.Podger (Anchor setting tool) and draw tape (fish/snake) as well as a good bright torch, and WD40 for threading conduit instead of Tallow, use to thread then use to clean after finished threading and filing......
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i keep saying im going to wear gloves for every job every day, but always end up taking them off , and wallllla cut myself....
i say gloves.......... which of course you can tape up and keep to dust proof..
is ther a good tool out there other than a coat hanger for when the get shoved up ceiling...
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