Forgot your level?

[Olican]

No problem

 

[themucky1]

 

[John j]

What's a level

 

[Danny]

better off using your phone

 

[Rossi46]

This is a good one

 

[essexandy]

No problem

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Excellent I shall use this method when fixing the drip beads tomorrow morning.

 

[essexandy]

This is a good one

Lots of chippies used to use water levels when setting their door linings when I started work. Haven't seen one used in years.

 

[malc]

Lots of chippies used to use water levels when setting their door linings when I started work. Haven't seen one used in years.

we use to use a water level to place the dots on large floor screeds.

 

[JessThePlasterer]

No problem

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Shut the f**k up!!

 

[JessThePlasterer]

Lots of chippies used to use water levels when setting their door linings when I started work. Haven't seen one used in years.

I hear they’d just invented the wheel as well

 

[Olican]

Shut the f**k up!!

Plenty more where that came from my little dusty Cornetto

 

[Deleted member 32554]

Always used a water level , only got a laser level a few years back , still use plumb Bob , bubble levels are shxt

 

[The Hobo]

This is a good one

they are bang on m8

 

[essexandy]

I hear they’d just invented the wheel as well

Yeah it was a long, long time ago. Back when there were no such daft ideas as having female plasterers.

 

[Deleted member 32554]

Yeah it was a long, long time ago. Back when there were no such daft ideas as having female plasterers.

I've never met one , thought Jess worked in a kitchen and made cornice shaped bread and everyone was just being polite

 

[essexandy]

we use to use a water level to place the dots on large floor screeds.

I remember doing that in my first six months of work. Dotted quarry tiles to screed off.
One builder used to put a datum line around every room using a water level, to screed to.

 

[JessThePlasterer]

Yeah it was a long, long time ago. Back when there were no such daft ideas as having female plasterers.

You just can’t imagine it now can you? Sites are crawling with us!

 

[The Hobo]

I remember doing that in my first six months of work. Dotted quarry tiles to screed off.
One builder used to put a datum line around every room using a water level, to screed to.

cant go back that far to long ago

 

[essexandy]

You just can’t imagine it now can you? Sites are crawling with us!

You lot would be crawling if you did a proper man's days work on site you workshy lightweights.

 

[ChrispyUK]

You lot would be crawling if you did a proper man's days work on site you workshy lightweights.

Hard day doing paperwork was it?!!

 

[essexandy]

Hard day doing paperwork was it?!!

Not today mate, I had a lovely day spreading Multifinish. It was joyous.

 

[superspread]

You just can’t imagine it now can you? Sites are crawling with us!

Ffs the quicker we re out of Europe the better

 

[JessThePlasterer]

You lot would be crawling if you did a proper man's days work on site you workshy lightweights.

I’ll have you know I crawled into work today at 9 and left at 2:30..... terrible it was!

 

[JessThePlasterer]

Ffs the quicker we re out of Europe the better

Be sure of all the immigrant female plasterers?

 

[superspread]

Be sure of all the immigrant female plasterers?

Woman are everywhere now, building sites working at builders merchants, one even caught me nicking out of travis , bitch! Can’t go in there anymore

 

[JessThePlasterer]

Woman are everywhere now, building sites working at builders merchants, one even caught me nicking out of travis , bitch! Can’t go in there anymore

Sneaky mithersome women with eyes at the back of our heads!

 

[tapit]

Lots of chippies used to use water levels when setting their door linings when I started work. Haven't seen one used in years.

i use laser for plumbing door linings.

 

[superspread]

Sneaky mithersome women with eyes at the back of our heads!

Yea tell me about it and memories like you wouldn’t believe!!!

 

[MIXERMAN]

I use a level sometimes. But I call it my yellow mixing stick.