The 'Today's Job' thread

[V8Druid]

Took a trailer full of demo waste from mine back to the yard and we’ve a new addition it seems, plus don’t look to closely at the genie lift with the digger counter balance lol

Only way of getting it in heavy bit of c section

Druid probably work it out was meant to be 180 x 90 x 26 PFC but local place had a 200x90x 15mm bottom sections and 8mm back it was bloody heavy the proper one should have been 96kg this was easily double that at 3.7m long

there is only one weight of PFC per size .. 180/90 is 26.1kg/m and the 200/90 is 29.7 kg/m so not a lot in it @Giles - more Weetabix required for the extra 13kgs

 

[doobin]

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Like watching paint dry

So long as I know in advance that I’ll be watching paint dry (and also getting paid machine rate for it), I don’t have a problem with it.

 

[V8Druid]

So long as I know in advance that I’ll be watching paint dry (and also getting paid machine rate for it), I don’t have a problem with it.

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need the practice time is it ?

 

[Furniss]

 

[Furniss]

This made me grin

 

[6feetdown]

All watertight now I've got the ok

 

[V8Druid]

This made me grin
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this un used to like to ride around on the bonnet of the Countax,

but as he got older his grip and balance wasn't so good ---- so strapped a bed on there for him to stop him sliding off

 

[V8Druid]

my eldest cat in work used to ride around on the rear bonnet of the H80C Hyster 4 t FLT (nice and warm) - would spend half the day on there curled up, no matter who was driving - got some pix somewhere, but can't find 'em ATM

 

[Gecko]

This made me grin

It made me flinch.

I've watched what happens to a rabbit I'd surprised - it dived for cover under the slasher deck.
It didn't end well for the rabbit.

 

[Furniss]

It made me flinch.

I've watched what happens to a rabbit I'd surprised - it dived for cover under the slasher deck.
It didn't end well for the rabbit.

Hope you ate it

 

[Gecko]

Hope you ate it

Not that hungry.
It was thoroughly shredded/ pulverised - meat, fur, guts, bone all turned into a lumpy paste.

 

[doobin]

Not that hungry.
It was thoroughly shredded/ pulverised - meat, fur, guts, bone all turned into a lumpy paste.

Lad round here lost a terrier like that- jumped out the back window under the flail.

 

[Mogman]

Replace a worn one with a new one

 

[6feetdown]

Walls insulated. Forgot how much dust that saw saves along with a pretty square cut most of the time and way faster than a handsaw

 

[Lancs Lad]

Walls insulated. Forgot how much dust that saw saves along with a pretty square cut most of the time and way faster than a handsawView attachment 73064

Awesome innit? Best bit is how neat you can get the cuts with rail and then just snug them in

 

[6feetdown]

Awesome innit? Best bit is how neat you can get the cuts with rail and then just snug them in

I've not had any luck with the rail i find if the insulation is slightly bowed the track doesn't sit also the vibration moves the rail.
Any tips with the rail?
Did think about putting a packer under each end so you can push down on the middle

 

[Lancs Lad]

I've not had any luck with the rail i find if the insulation is slightly bowed the track doesn't sit also the vibration moves the rail.
Any tips with the rail?

Lightly clamp at each end with rail clamps?
Valid point about bowed tho ..pita

 

[6feetdown]

Lightly clamp at each end with rail clamps?
Valid point about bowed tho ..pita

I thought about using the clamps adds extra time and done think they'd hold. Maybe with a packer glued to the grip

 

[Stroppymonkey]

I've not had any luck with the rail i find if the insulation is slightly bowed the track doesn't sit also the vibration moves the rail.
Any tips with the rail?
Did think about putting a packer under each end so you can push down on the middle

Turn the sheet over so it’s bent the other way?

 

[6feetdown]

Turn the sheet over so it’s bent the other way?

Tried that but they are not the same all over. Surprising how much the rail moves when cutting too.
Still not that bad free hand you still get pretty straight cuts as the blade and guide are about 60mm wide