bit of you knowledge and love for the tools

[i=p/u]

looking at laserlevels here and was wondering if anyone has bought the new dewalt laser level? and anywhere you seen at good price at moment??

think the new 1 is 88k

 

[GLENNSPARK]

my boss has just got himself a laserlevel....stanley i think.........very good for getting knockout boxes n stuff bang on...before the plasterer arrives...

 

[GLENNSPARK]

anyway....shouldn`t you be in guidance note three ipu?.....never mind coming in here....lol....

 

[i=p/u]

ask me any question, il give you it straight of the hip... i want a laaser level but

 

[Andy 7671]

Yeah, most partitioners Ive spoke to liked dewalt, some recommended Topcon PS2, both just shy of £200

 

[Andy 7671]

ask me any question, il give you it straight of the hip... i want a laaser level but

What protection should a 3 phase standby generator have..? (Probably havent phrased it right or given enough info)

 

[i=p/u]

i dont know that one andrew, easier one

 

[alarm man]

looking at laserlevels here and was wondering if anyone has bought the new dewalt laser level? and anywhere you seen at good price at moment??

think the new 1 is 88k

whats wrong with a chalk line..

 

[i=p/u]

just went got me chalkline, will have todo tmorrow...... , steel pipe work tomorrow , aint done it in ages , want me take few photos of finished product, dont even know how much yet but know thats whats going on tomorrow...

so chalkline it is with its big blue marks

 

[i=p/u]

automatic switching.... between supplies, thats just me gut guess

What protection should a 3 phase standby generator have..? (Probably havent phrased it right or given enough info)

 

[alarm man]

just went got me chalkline, will have todo tmorrow...... , steel pipe work tomorrow , aint done it in ages , want me take few photos of finished product, dont even know how much yet but know thats whats going on tomorrow...

so chalkline it is with its big blue marks

cant beat a nice bit of conduit work ip,pics would be good

 

[i=p/u]

well i do carry me camera these days , so i will be acting like the chineese tourist tomorrow then..

can use them for my nvq too, up there for thinking down there moving grooving

 

[alarm man]

well i do carry me camera these days , so i will be acting like the chineese tourist tomorrow then..

can use them for my nvq too, up there for thinking down there moving grooving

if you dont practice,you wont learn,ive thrown many a length in the skip,this week in fact..:blush5:

 

[Geordie Spark]

What protection should a 3 phase standby generator have..? (Probably havent phrased it right or given enough info)

Plenty of anti-freeze in the coolant so's it doesn't freeze up during this cold weather we're having !!! :biggrinjester:

 

[mogga]

and some parafin in the desil to prevent gelling might be an idea altho windchill wont be a factor realy

 

[Andy 7671]

i dont know that one andrew, easier one

Damn, was hoping we could learn a bit together.

As far as I know it needs RCD protection, (although it could be argued that its in an area of a competant person), which is not easy on an old install, it also needs an earth electrode..TT

 

[Andy 7671]

automatic switching.... between supplies, thats just me gut guess

Cmon, its standing still, gathering dust till the power fails, THEN it becomes live, so.

How did the conduit strangling go, did you have to do two opposing 90s, I struggle with that and loads of my work has been containment.

 

[Andy 7671]

Plenty of anti-freeze in the coolant so's it doesn't freeze up during this cold weather we're having !!! :biggrinjester:

Gotta be honest, I laughed at first ..then thought...****me hes right, its not our remit but a very valid point.