Posted: Wed Jul 11, 2012 11:02 pm
Doesn't look like we have done a lot but no one ever appreciates the groundworkers
Doesn't look like we have done a lot but no one ever appreciates the groundworkers
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Doesn't look like we have done a lot but no one ever appreciates the groundworkers
Posted: Wed Jul 11, 2012 11:27 pm
nice work
why the telescopic vents so long?
I wish our groundworkers were as neat as you lot :;):
did anyone get the black man's pinch doing the blocks between the beams?
LLL
why the telescopic vents so long?
I wish our groundworkers were as neat as you lot :;):
did anyone get the black man's pinch doing the blocks between the beams?
LLL
Posted: Thu Jul 12, 2012 6:28 am
nice detail with the driveway Danny and nice job with the foundation too
Posted: Thu Jul 12, 2012 9:03 am
Cheers mick
Posted: Thu Jul 12, 2012 7:06 pm
New job started Monday. rip out old clay paving base and slab patio, build 5m x 5m base with circle, lay 6" reinforced concrete pad, then lay patio slabs, all for a summerhouse!
Day one:
Day2:
do your worst guys
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Day one:
Day2:
do your worst guys
Edited By dig dug dan on 1342116552
Posted: Thu Jul 12, 2012 7:08 pm
day 3
recognize the bricks tony
???
Sadly no pics of the concrete pour today, battery went in the camera!
Edited By dig dug dan on 1342116570
recognize the bricks tony
???Sadly no pics of the concrete pour today, battery went in the camera!
Edited By dig dug dan on 1342116570
Posted: Thu Jul 12, 2012 7:19 pm
nice bricks dan !!
i wonder where they came from
you did very well in 3 days
we had to cover brickwork 7 times yesterday due to sudden showers
PITA
today was a nice day,got scaffold high but no pics as banging the bricks down
i would have thought more like a week for that job if pricing,but looks like the slabs etc came up easy
happy days
LLL
i wonder where they came from
you did very well in 3 days
we had to cover brickwork 7 times yesterday due to sudden showers
PITA
today was a nice day,got scaffold high but no pics as banging the bricks down
i would have thought more like a week for that job if pricing,but looks like the slabs etc came up easy
happy days
LLL
Posted: Thu Jul 12, 2012 7:32 pm
As a moderator off this site,i cannot condone pix of concrete crushers without the approved safety system as supplied buy TCP Ltd,also jacked up on bricks, no eye protection, but i note the wearing off gloves,
So there you have it Daniel
MSH
So there you have it Daniel
MSH
Posted: Thu Jul 12, 2012 8:15 pm
i think also the safety inlet gate was removed too!
1pm concrete pour booked today, turned up at 4.40! left the site at 6.30, but luckily dumper soon made short work of bringing the concrete round.
back mid august for slabs.
1pm concrete pour booked today, turned up at 4.40! left the site at 6.30, but luckily dumper soon made short work of bringing the concrete round.
back mid august for slabs.
Posted: Thu Jul 12, 2012 8:32 pm
Glad to hear it.....dig dug dan wrote:i think also the safety inlet gate was removed too!
mine jumped out off hopper too,so did the safety rope.... MSH Posted: Thu Jul 12, 2012 9:22 pm
mark, you forgot the revelent task specific risk/meathod statement. :;):
Posted: Thu Jul 12, 2012 10:38 pm
We've gone risk assesment crazy down at London Stone. Since moving to our new HQ I have had to carry out approx 30 risk assesemnt's, most of the stuff is common sense but it has definately raised the standards of H&S at our place.
Nice work there Dan. Its really good to see stuff being reused on site. Our crusher was going great guns until the last couple of weeks. The belt has started to slip to the right before eventually jamming. We've done a bit of welding on it today, so hopefully it should be sorted. Great machine though. We' started shifting the stuff at £5 per ton to get it moving. Then it all moved very quickly, so gonna put it up to £10 per ton and see how it goes. The local pikies are going crazy for it
Nice work there Dan. Its really good to see stuff being reused on site. Our crusher was going great guns until the last couple of weeks. The belt has started to slip to the right before eventually jamming. We've done a bit of welding on it today, so hopefully it should be sorted. Great machine though. We' started shifting the stuff at £5 per ton to get it moving. Then it all moved very quickly, so gonna put it up to £10 per ton and see how it goes. The local pikies are going crazy for it
Posted: Fri Jul 13, 2012 1:20 am
nice detail with the semi circle Dan
Posted: Fri Jul 13, 2012 7:00 pm
£5 a ton Steve? it must be getting right under your feet .. Nice job dan BTW will the semi circle be cut in situ or do you have a cicle to fit?
Internal drainage in ground floor
You can't beat hand dig eh LLL !
Relocated convayor only 100T to come out now! And the scaffold has started in courtyard.
Internal drainage in ground floor
You can't beat hand dig eh LLL !
Relocated convayor only 100T to come out now! And the scaffold has started in courtyard.
Posted: Fri Jul 13, 2012 9:19 pm
i love them sort of jobs haggis
we did similar on the french embassy in kensington palace gardens 20 years ago,lads with diamond chainsaws were cutting in damp course 450mm into existing walls ,never seen anything like it before or after
back to reality
earlier in the week
do you reckon my mate has the monday blues? :;):
had to make a connection 1200 down an existing drain,what a ballbreaker hanging down the IC to point
the scene this afternoon at 3.45
went past the ramp we did before xmas
the lady died the day after it was completed RIP and it looks like the pikeys have nicked the handrail
and lastly followed this noddy out of a builders yard in luton
look carefully and you can see a pack of roofing batten sticking out of his passenger window at least 1200
it would be funny if it wasnt so sad
he nearly decapitated a group of schoolchildren when he swerved to avoid a bus
dickhead
LLL
we did similar on the french embassy in kensington palace gardens 20 years ago,lads with diamond chainsaws were cutting in damp course 450mm into existing walls ,never seen anything like it before or after
back to reality
earlier in the week
do you reckon my mate has the monday blues? :;):
had to make a connection 1200 down an existing drain,what a ballbreaker hanging down the IC to point
the scene this afternoon at 3.45
went past the ramp we did before xmas
the lady died the day after it was completed RIP and it looks like the pikeys have nicked the handrail
and lastly followed this noddy out of a builders yard in luton
look carefully and you can see a pack of roofing batten sticking out of his passenger window at least 1200
it would be funny if it wasnt so sad
he nearly decapitated a group of schoolchildren when he swerved to avoid a bus
dickhead
LLL