Recent content by Baslod75

No, if you're religious doesn't mean you're a terrorist, but you'll find the 154 terrorist attacks last year around the world were in the name of a certain religion formally known as the 'religion of peace'

Unfortunately us Brits seem to get the blame for being born in a western country where everything including food, mortgages, bills etc etc cost so much more then Eastern Europe yet when we moan about wages dropping and those from Poland etc flooding the Job share and working for lower pay we are...

Spot on. The good old days of site work has long gone, know so many people now who'll refuse to work on any large house building sites, you see all the youngsters now itching to get on site and you think Christ you're nuts.

I think the the word "independence" maybe slightly over exaggerated by the SNP. Unless I'm mistaken independence or an independent country means it doesn't need any other countries and can go it alone yet all the Scots will be doing is jumping straight into the shackles of the European Union.

Thank you Cornsack I'm Essex/Suffolk border mate so either of these pair would suit me better. But cheers anyway

Cheers for the reply Vincey. I think you've got me mixed up a bit mate, I'm a Dryliner , I'm not wanting to change careers to be a plasterer, the plastering is purely for me particularly as I'm having building work done at the end of the yr and something I'd like to try. Trust me after lifting...

Kids leaving school or new workers to the building trade have it way easier then when many of us started. I remembered when I first started boarding ceilings on my own where lifting 15mm board with a sponge inside my Benny hat and coming home with little bumps on my head. Nowadays they've got...

Thanks Vincey. What do you mean backup spread?

In that sense maybe not mate as I've been Drylining yrs. but a complete newbie when it comes to sticking the plaster on the walls And trowelling it up.

Thanks Jurek I see this chap when I was floating though YouTube. I'll have a proper look at his videos.

I was a plasterers labourer a few yr back for a yr before becoming a Dryliner but unfortunately at the time never got to get on the trowel so I sort of know what to do in terms of what intails in it all, but laying it on I'm sure is a different story all together.

Thanks Danny. Hopefully Laden see it and reply.

Good afternoon. Apologies if this has been asked a million times. I'm looking to go on a plastering course which hopefully involves rendering and all else which involves in this line of work. Although I've been in the building trade for the last 15 yrs maybe more it's something on my bucket...