pettsy
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Sorry, completely misread it and thought you were using it for a table top, not a kitchen worktop 
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Monkeybusiness
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Don’t edit - it’s all relevant!Sorry, completely misread it and thought you were using it for a table top, not a kitchen worktop
V8Druid
do it as well as you can,but learn to do it better
OK .. bin the other ideas ..... fabricated steel frame under it in 3" angle with 3" on edge flats for ribbing across the top with more flats attached to form a 3"x3" tee, all securely anchored to your lovely top and build/clad your unit around it - job done
V8Druid
do it as well as you can,but learn to do it better
Bucket on wheels
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hiluxman
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All ai?
Bucket on wheels
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hiluxman
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I've no idea...other than owning a kitchen I've no idea how to operate one, let alone it been a practical oneWhy on earth would you think that
It's the most practical Kitchens You can have
William127
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Tight squeeze for the lorry, polesaw got a workout 
Drivers happy to come back though (only 2 minutes from their yard so I did say do it with 6 wheelers if you like) and customer wants me to price up making the gate a bit bigger 
Paths are all loose, I'll pop them up when I'm back on Thursday and they'll go. Might as well leave a cleanish route for now.
50 ton of planings coming to start
Drivers happy to come back though (only 2 minutes from their yard so I did say do it with 6 wheelers if you like) and customer wants me to price up making the gate a bit bigger Paths are all loose, I'll pop them up when I'm back on Thursday and they'll go. Might as well leave a cleanish route for now.
50 ton of planings coming to start
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Testing out the new remote security system.
An Ajax alarm system and a RuralView 4g camera on a pole. All run off the machine battery with backup batteries in the alarm unit and up by the camera on the pole so that if you unplug it from the digger it still works for an hour. I have mounting points on the digger permanently and you can also cable tie them on for temporary points.
It’s an alloy scaffold pole with a clamp bolted to the dipper and a cable run up the boom. Very quick to clamp on and then lift upright.
The alarm sensors will send a sequence pf three pictures when triggered. The camera is a pan tilt zoom model with a good wide field of view.
Won’t stop then but might make them think twice and give me a fighting chance.
An Ajax alarm system and a RuralView 4g camera on a pole. All run off the machine battery with backup batteries in the alarm unit and up by the camera on the pole so that if you unplug it from the digger it still works for an hour. I have mounting points on the digger permanently and you can also cable tie them on for temporary points.
It’s an alloy scaffold pole with a clamp bolted to the dipper and a cable run up the boom. Very quick to clamp on and then lift upright.
The alarm sensors will send a sequence pf three pictures when triggered. The camera is a pan tilt zoom model with a good wide field of view.
Won’t stop then but might make them think twice and give me a fighting chance.
Bucket on wheels
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I could imagine something like this hidden in a nearby hedge
controlled by an app on my phone.
Gecko
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If I had one of those, I wouldn't be hiding it
Giles
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Good idea, getting more and more brazen thief’s are.
I’ve same plan for my welfare cabin, weld a telescopic mast to rear and then rural view etc 4g camera fed from battery which has big 150w solar backup as well as generator and maybe floodlight with speaker so you can tell them cops on way etc so they scarper.
Tried to buy a knackered mini lighting tower for standalone unit as well but keep missing them at auction etc need one with knackered engine ideally
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V8Druid
do it as well as you can,but learn to do it better
all this is yet another terrible indictment to the sh1t state of the country, when you virtually have to sleep in yer kit to keep it from all the thieving bastards who live off other ppl's backs and just will not work for an honest living.
Folks in the S Wales valleys only started locking their doors in the mid '70s .. burglary was unheard of .. now look at the state of things second and third generation scumbags everywhere
Folks in the S Wales valleys only started locking their doors in the mid '70s .. burglary was unheard of .. now look at the state of things
second and third generation scumbags everywhere
Bucket on wheels
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If I had one of those, I wouldn't be hiding it
Why I ask Again why ?
Would you put it in public View
You would have scared the bastards of before the fun could be gun
Gecko
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Not at all - that's got enough range to keep anyone running for a couple of miles.Why I ask Again why ?
Would you put it in public View
You would have scared the bastards of before the fun could be gun
A machine like that - if you can see it, you are within range.
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Todays job. Wasting a beautiful winters day stuck inside with all of us on CPD/ training on the next generation of air source units. We are quite lucky that we usually manage to persuade the manufacturers to come to us. Far less hassle as it’s just one day spent per person wheras Swindon would be 2 days and a night out as well. Rare to get all the vans in one place. Missing the Dmax from the lineup as that was down the yard. MK7 transits still serving us well. My old one went off to a new home yesterday so just 5 left.
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Monkeybusiness
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A contractor I use (who has become a mate) has 3 of those Albachs - they were £750k each but I think they are more now! He was filling ADTs in 4 and a half minutes on this job, will do a walking floor artic in under 20 mins…View attachment 68248Passed on way home tonight ...I thought my jenson was a proper chipper
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