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padsaws are the reason dry lining boxes have a flange on them. to cover the diabolical rough edges after the saw has ragged the board.
My boss has one and its better than the other pile of $%&* he`s got in the tote bag. I find it easy to pearce the board without it knocking a big chunk out the back......Had one of these for a year or so and its good:IRWIN DRYWALL 165mm PADSAW, WITH POUCH | eBay
that's what expandy foam is for!! :13:
Tel hasn't got any pals, he kept filling their toolboxes with expandy foam.Jesus Christ! I only thought that was for filling yer pals tool boxes with! I never knew it was for anything useful!
that's what expandy foam is for!! :13:
Tends to be in town where we get "cut up"..lol....my boss hates em and will get the "head on" whenever he has to go through leeds city centre.......:evil:Only for customers who don't pay, not that I've ever had a problem. Or, for stupid and gormless chavs who cut you up on the motorway! I will happily go 100 miles out of my way just to screw up your day! hey hey
Nice little rhyme that Maybe I could take to 'spitting bars' as they say.
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