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looking good Dan and tony that gftk leaves a good finish and i don't think the stone colour is too bad. Also well done not trashing the lawn the client must be happy. I have noticed that a lot of folks on here only trim the outer edge of the flags and whilst it looks fine I reckon trimming all of it makes for a better more balanced finish if the clients agreeable to it.
Can't see it from my house
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No we laid the circle first, then laid the flags that are at the edge on the grass so they were hanging over were they would be laid but just higher up then, we used draining rods to create the curve with me holding it at one end and my brother at the other and then put a little tension on it to make the desired curve then marked then cut, cutting a curve free hand with no guide is very tricky, and to get a sweet curve as well that doesnt look like a dog pissing in the snow is nigh on impossible, so i find that draining rods on this job to be just right for striking the curve.
We cut back and allowed 4.5 inch to slot the setts in after.
We cut back and allowed 4.5 inch to slot the setts in after.
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looking good dan. If i could comment on the trailers. are they yours? i see the hitch on the far one has a security device.
the one problem with ifor's is the hitch they suply is c**p. As soon as i got my tipper, i got the head changed to an indespension triple lock. Not cheap, but impossible to drill out.
Ifors are so easy to steal otherwise:(
the one problem with ifor's is the hitch they suply is c**p. As soon as i got my tipper, i got the head changed to an indespension triple lock. Not cheap, but impossible to drill out.
Ifors are so easy to steal otherwise:(
Dan the Crusher Man
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www.crusherhire.co.uk
"a satisfied customer? we should have them stuffed!"
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www.crusherhire.co.uk
"a satisfied customer? we should have them stuffed!"
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