The set in is "set in" and ready to weld on tues.
Can you not hire one?.
That could be named a "Bladerunner" but it would depend on how fast you are at fitting.EWE got up early Ted!?.
In a "PUDDLE OF RAIN" isnt in amongst the trees Buller.
Thats a typically defensive answer Ste for somebody of your working years or age for that matter either way mines a britvic!.
Is this the easiest way then?.
The chipboard "talk" makes me criiiinnnnnggggge!.
Any tips especially welding the skirt is softer than the lino?,
Anyone familiar with welding these?.
ste doidgey YES YOU YOU CAN RUN BUT CANNOT HIDE ALL THE BESTY MATE from all your friends incl that idiot Martin
It makes for good reading and its always good that people are coming into the trade at the start of their working life and are willing and keen to...
The lad might struggle and if it drops on his foot then you could have his dad,big bro and a hefty claim against you.
You should TRIM off a few years Ted i dont like it when you are serious.
Nice job pal good on ya.
It would be a good idea to have a profiler for all differing pots alike to the Carpetrite alternative names in ranges.
Hence i dont own one but any ideas are gratefully accepted.There is an inside corner maker out there but they are easy to conduct,if i can do em...
I meant for getting the angles correct ie their is a tool on the "you tube" called the EZ MITER that looks fool proof,i cannot get it right...
Im sure that is where Ted is HAYLING from?!.
What is the best/easiest way to install these?.
Thats a bit steep Lambchop
