Anyone mention a decent labourer yet ?
Don't go cheap , get someone with half a brain who can chop out a straight box...
Don't go cheap , get someone with half a brain who can chop out a straight box...
what are some tools that were worth the price tag?
just ordered one it would have made my job a bit easier yesterday
My CK cable cutters 160mm and 210mm I usually have spare sets in the glovebox of the van as others seem to like them as much as I do or someone borrows them and uses them to cut nails ( only for copper cable )
Ideal for anything from terminating cat6 to 35mm tails I would recommend to any spark also a multitool I usually get the 20 pack of blades from amazon as it doesn't matter if you have expensive blades as when you hit a nail they get knackered just the same
Ideal for anything from terminating cat6 to 35mm tails I would recommend to any spark also a multitool I usually get the 20 pack of blades from amazon as it doesn't matter if you have expensive blades as when you hit a nail they get knackered just the same
Don't know if you would classify this as a tool, but a decent set of knee pads.
Was using 'foam' trouser knee pad inserts yesterday, and discovered me knees and location of inserts in the trousers don't line up well enough. - in a loft conversion crawl space.
So back to knee pads (and the problems they bring me) until I can find trousers that are compatible with my non-standard knees or knee pads without the before mentioned issues.
Was using 'foam' trouser knee pad inserts yesterday, and discovered me knees and location of inserts in the trousers don't line up well enough. - in a loft conversion crawl space.
So back to knee pads (and the problems they bring me) until I can find trousers that are compatible with my non-standard knees or knee pads without the before mentioned issues.
They never do - I think they're designed by flamingos.
on me they are more like shin pads , absolutely useless
i do have a set of gel knee pads but rarely use them
more often than not I just keep a bit of foam padding i Chuck on the floor to kneel on
i do have a set of gel knee pads but rarely use them
more often than not I just keep a bit of foam padding i Chuck on the floor to kneel on
+1 for that.
Also more versatile - you can sit on it, or put it under your shoulder if you need to be lying down.
No, they call them tourniquets.
Never had any problem, outside the kex.
I suppose it's each to their own and what suits. I just need plenty knee protection, even up ladders.
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Most guys only worry about their knackered knees when its too late. Some of the best advice you can give, take care of yourself, poxy job ain't worth suffering for!
The inbuilt knee pads are ace because you never don't have them on, for those "oh it'll only take a minute not worth getting the pad out the van" jobs that you're still struggling half an hour later! I found wearing knee pad trousers that come with a short leg option puts the knee pad in the right spot!
Hence why I'm on the waiting list for new set of knees
what size. us Scousers will nick to order.Hence why I'm on the waiting list for new set of knees
You mean shoot out to order, right? Or is that only the mancs these days?
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