Dewalt carbon stapler.
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Monkey Boy
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Pants
smoother09
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I got a nice one from staples great for all my paper work!
Cockney
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Retired Spread
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u don't half post some fkin pointless shyyte u old sock......
Casper
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Your just f**k**g jealous ya wee puff
Cockney
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Galvanised.
Retired Spread
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John j
Mono Don
Ketchup and tuna and a jar of piccalilli
smoother09
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f**k ya staples
Casper
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Got the arrow 10mm from screwfix. The dewalt must be good if you have one!!Have same stapleryou want to use the 10mm or 12mm @ most .Stanley heavy duty
Source /tool-station
Your welcome
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Casper
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I prefer the last pic where the light isn’t hitting the surface of the moon.
Was just thinking same
smoother09
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Had 2 more trowels after that! The fact you can't tell says a lot!
smoother09
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Smoother don't bite I'm the king of the piss takers!
I bed 90% of mine.
Only time she comes out is if there are s**t loads of columns, piers or window reveals. And only then if the board work is bang on.
Mines this
www.toolstation.com
Only time she comes out is if there are s**t loads of columns, piers or window reveals. And only then if the board work is bang on.
Mines this
Milwaukee M12BST-0 T50 Stapler
• Magazine Capacity: 89 Staples• Staple Capacity: 6/14mm• Staple Type: T50• LED Work Light• Flexible battery system: works with all Milwaukee M12 batteriesMilwaukee M12™ M12BST-0 Sub Compact Stapler has breakthrough performance limits user fatigue by eliminating the repetitive motion of hand...
www.toolstation.com
Good luck with that venture
& maintaining 2-mm finish -
@BritishGypsum
So…
Please read https://www.british-gypsum.com/prod...histle-thin-coat-plaster-angle-bead#standards
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Wakey wakey
Cockney
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That isn't a bg bead, your just using the cheap s**t!
BG bead has more chance of finish getting through and is wider to hold better.
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No it is a catnic it is- all I really use -:
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DWTC Galvanised Steel Dry Wall Thin Coat Angle Bead | Plaster Bead & Mesh | Catnic
DWTC Catnic Drywall Thincoat Bead is designed for single coat plasterwork, enabling a thin coat finish of just 3mm, generally used in drylining…
@ 600 intervals or 1st coat gear @ 600 intervals
ONLY
Wakey wakey
essexandy
The Lake Governor
Don't talk b*ll***s!
A correctly dry fixed bead is absolutely fine and meets with b.s., NHBC and BG standards.
I dread to think how many thousands of beads I've dry fixed over the years without any issues.
A lot depends on the beads being used, some are very narrow
and I wouldn't class a few staples as correctly fitted.
But as you've got all the documentation from bs, nhbc and bg I'll have to take your word for it.
I didn't realise the information in the white book had been updated.
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Rossi46
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Same as mine. Beltin tool.I bed 90% of mine.
Only time she comes out is if there are s**t loads of columns, piers or window reveals. And only then if the board work is bang on.
Mines this
Milwaukee M12BST-0 T50 Stapler
• Magazine Capacity: 89 Staples• Staple Capacity: 6/14mm• Staple Type: T50• LED Work Light• Flexible battery system: works with all Milwaukee M12 batteriesMilwaukee M12™ M12BST-0 Sub Compact Stapler has breakthrough performance limits user fatigue by eliminating the repetitive motion of hand...
Spitandpolish
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"Wish your mooth would jamm tae f**k ya wee blethering b*****d ya !".......
Pretty sure that I'm getting the hang of this Weegie malarkey , "what not Pal ?"
Casper
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Shut yer mooth ya wee dick