New Tools to buy? And more
- Thread starter dustydave
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S a plastering
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Dewalt cordless mixer mate brilliant bit of kit domestics or site
dustydave
Active Member
Yes have one. Seen plenty of use on domestic jobs. Mine been a great buy. Multi tool also
NOT powerful enough to mix render materials.
S a plastering
Private Member
It was aimed at skimming mate
essexandy
The Lake Governor
Starting to hear more and more problems with them. It appears that the early ones are way better than those currently being sold, shock horror.
dustydave
Active Member
Mines been superb,batteries also. Bought when first released.
S a plastering
Private Member
Yeah heard that had mine 3 years an no problems must be one of the early models
themucky1
Well-Known Member
Struggles with 2 bags of board adhesive too
FreeD
Private Member
The large hop up from Wickes is way to heavy…lifting that up everyday…moving it around the room is going to give people some serious lower back issues over the years. Tool manufacturers should start designing and marketing tools that with long health in mind. Lighter, dust removal at source, quieter etc.
FreeD
Private Member
Way too heavy mate. I would pay good money for the same hopup but half the weight.
S a plastering
Private Member
Brabinta ironing board used one today too flatten off 20m ceiling argos £56
Spitandpolish
Well-Known Member
Your such a lightweight Fred
Spitandpolish
Well-Known Member
Put a plank on two of them and its all over the place , ends should be level with the top.
dustydave
Active Member
If the surface area needs to be bigger than a platform I use the esy hop platforms. Lighter than FreeD property portfolio . More stable than dollar and the flat earth brigade
Spitandpolish
Well-Known Member
Could always level it up with ply but Fred might die from the additional weight so can't really take the risk mate !
dustydave
Active Member
Freed needs the Werner platforms in the left hand, Wallet in right pocket for balance. #priorities
ChrispyUK
Well-Known Member
Don't mind these.
Especially when you work with someone who likes to leave things like s**t and clean with a hammer.
Does my nut
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Especially when you work with someone who likes to leave things like s**t and clean with a hammer.
Does my nut
Skimflex PVC Bucket Scoop/Mixing Dish 165mm
Skimflex PVC Bucket Scoop The Unbeatable Skimflex PVC Bucket Scoop/Mixing Dish 165mm In the world of construction and renovation, efficiency and versatility are key. Enter the Skimflex PVC Bucket Scoop/Mixing Dish 165mm, a tool designed to revolutionize your work process. This plaster mixing...
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Not a tool but very handy. After plastering for 35 years I created this bracket.
www.nomorenoggins.com
www.nomorenoggins.com
What a neat simple idea.
essexandy
The Lake Governor
I must say that looks like an excellent innovation, credit to you.
Thank's essex. Wish I thought of it 30 years ago.I must say that looks like an excellent innovation, credit to you.
Stewie03
Well-Known Member
Better than tapit tapeI must say that looks like an excellent innovation, credit to you.
Steve Brown
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It's a great idea, but i set my noggins at 400mm centres and £3:50 each that's going to cost a few quid.
Like it but I'll stick to using roofing battens cutting them a few mm longer and hammering them in thanks.
Good point Steve. However, 3 mtr rsj will need 8 brackets @ £3.5 so £28 5 seconds a bracket to fit. Time is money
essexandy
The Lake Governor
Roof battens, please tell me you're not serious?