What about a good set of goggles for all those flying bits of debris when chasing out??
Night/Morning .. Night/Morning..You Have a good point with the "Contacts" there Zee. :^O Night/Morning, Bud..........
........Night/Morning to you too Mate.
And, while we`re at it, what about knee pads. Bump cap or hard hat (especially useful if you`re 6`7".)
U on the pop again M8....?Yes this would a sub sectionsafety equipment..
ear defenders,
gloves,
masks,
hard hat,
first aid kit!!!!!
high vis waistcoat or jacket,
safety shoes/boots/trainers,
and very useful to carry a towel & tub of hand cleaner!!
Sorry m8 - Thought you said yesterday that "admin" posted that, not you????6'7" Are you built like an outhouse too?**Gulp** if so, I take back my "63 Years" comment.
**Gulp**
Come`n get it..................... :^O :^O:^O:^OB)He's my Twin.Oh, And i'll have some of what you've been on - in my Lemonade please?
What about ...Screwdriver selection will probably be a good place to start.Choice of wire cutters / strippers / pliers.
Hacksaw (large and junior)
plasterboard saw.
Stanley knife.
Meter(s)
Cordless drill with large selection of bits (wod / metal / mason)
SDS drill with selection of bits and chisels.
4.5" angle grinder. Possibly 9" as well.
Jigsaw. Circular saw.
Handsaw.
Tape measure, chalk line, level. Possibly laser level.
Steps.
Hammer (std & lumpa) & chisel/bolster selection
Holesaw selection.
PLUS (dependant on area of work):
super-rods
heat gun.
trowels, buckets, float, sponge.
I`m sure to have missed a few stuff...... (including something blindingly simple)
What about ...Pocket size spirit level
e.g. 6" to 8" long max..
just for checking sockets & switches are level when you tighten them up??
Well I got one anyway..
and I use it loads!!!
Yes, and yes.Let's not forget a 3.5mm re-threader. Very handy (as discussed on another thread!)
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