My line manager kills me, he sends me to a job and says you wont need steps.

HE`S 6 FT FUGGING 8.

Now i just take them with me anyway.

hi all,

just thought i'd post this link about 'working at height', using pulleys or drag lines etc. and why it is such a big danger.

http://darwinawards.com/legends/

enjoy!

regs

alan

ck tool bag here also, and bt style tool box for install stuff etc

ck tool bag here also, and bt style tool box for install stuff etc

where did you get them?

think u got the wrong end of the stick norman

I was being ignorantlyironic.

hey norman,

is that another new word coined there mate like 'bouncebackability'?

regs

alan

ck tool bag here also, and bt style tool box for install stuff etc

where did you get them?

bt tool box from mills here or here

ck bag from tool net here or as previously mentioned on this forum here

Always used these myself but not cheap:-

Got a new one last week and another with wheels and handle

hi rjbsec,

i've tried these sort of cases in the past, but found they are real slippery beggers, don't you find they slide across and off any funiture, or tip over down stairways etc. on un-even ground, anoyingly keep folding shut once the hinges have got a bit used?

the stanley style box allows you to put any cuppa's in the lid or base so if they do get kicked by accident, the contents don't go all over the carpets (reference one of my earlier post's). also act as a dust catcher if needed when drilling.

regs

alan

ck tool bag here also, and bt style tool box for install stuff etc

where did you get them?

bt tool box from mills here or here

ck bag from tool net here or as previously mentioned on this forum here

thank you

these satchels are really 'posey' imo,

yep, but for a pmv its less hassle than digging the gear out of your full kit

mine live in one of these.... (the plaggy inserts can be moved about ect...)

that looks like my old fishing tackle box