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« Reply #270 on: November 10, 2011, 03:00 AM » |
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If the milk turns out to be sour, I ain't the kind of **** to drink it.......
Why do Festool accessories only have a two month guarantee here in the UK ?
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« Reply #271 on: November 10, 2011, 03:08 AM » |
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happy birthday jmb. have a drink tonight. dont forget your keys , or at least leave the car open this time
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« Reply #272 on: November 10, 2011, 03:13 AM » |
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well happy birthday buddy !!!! enjoy
Happy birthday [birthday cake]JMB you tart, a nurse to take your stitches out..........  take them out yourself next time  Cheers kreg! Well festoolfootstool it was more to check up than take my stitches out really. Plus I am I little bit of a puff wen it comes to things like da anyway  lol Jmb
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« Reply #273 on: November 10, 2011, 03:13 AM » |
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happy birthday jmb. have a drink tonight. dont forget your keys , or at least leave the car open this time
LoL. Cheers 
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« Reply #274 on: November 10, 2011, 10:49 AM » |
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Happy birthday Jmb, I bought myself a syslite to celebrate lol 
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« Reply #275 on: November 10, 2011, 05:09 PM » |
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Happy birthday, did I miss something what have you done to your hand ?? Its just over a year since I had my surgery on my hand.
We saw those lights at the toolfest morning the Festool rep threw one across the yard to start his demo. A few scratches but it still worked. I just couldnt justify that much money for a little light we use the 110v plug in jobs anyway £15 each lol
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« Reply #276 on: November 10, 2011, 05:56 PM » |
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Yeah Chris, you missed it. Dean posted the picture JMB texted him from the emergency room. Personally, I think JMB admires you too much, to the extent of copying any injuries you receive. 
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« Reply #277 on: November 10, 2011, 06:23 PM » |
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JMB,
Happy birthday, did I miss something what have you done to your hand ?? Its just over a year since I had my surgery on my hand.
We saw those lights at the toolfest morning the Festool rep threw one across the yard to start his demo. A few scratches but it still worked. I just couldnt justify that much money for a little light we use the 110v plug in jobs anyway £15 each lol
Cheers dude! How is your hand any way? Mine ain't as bad didn't need surgery only 7stitches. I agree they are costly BUT the 110v are good for a job your on a for a few days set up but for traveling around job to job all the time they are awkward to transport as they can easily break during transport. Having two festool lights on hand iis perfect for me they are bright enough to light up a Large room and work in easily. If I go to another room I can take the light with me unlike I 110v halogen unless u have more set up you have to have a long lead so you can move it about. Im Working on this job which is a Large house with no lights at all! Annoying thing is I'm working all over so need light everywhere but I'm only doing 1-2 days a week for that job so I ain't going to bring all my halogens onto the job set them all up to leave on the job as it ain't my problem really der are no lights on the job. Their are 3 joiners on that job every day so they should be arranging some lights not me. So selfish me will now just turn up with my festool lights to light just up my area to work in! Der are 2 joiners aged 23ish and one 50/60years old on the job every day I can only be on the job once twice a week as I have other jobs on the go and I'm considered head joiner for that job haahaa lol I do all the intrecate work and I have been told by the clients to take control when the stairs come and need to be fitted. Love it really don't need to do shitty skirting and architrave they are doing all that! I just build stuff! I gotta hurry up and make all the architrave soon for that job so they can start fitting it! Jmb Jmb
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« Reply #278 on: November 11, 2011, 05:51 PM » |
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I carry a small 110v 2d light on the van but usually our new builds are fitted out with temporary lighting.
We went to do a job today it was one great big new house that's nearly finished and still has well over 100 people working on it god knows what the wage bill is. It's got an underground car park for 20 cars for the owners car collection which includes a Bugatti veyron.
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« Reply #279 on: November 11, 2011, 06:12 PM » |
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I carry a small 110v 2d light on the van but usually our new builds are fitted out with temporary lighting.
We went to do a job today it was one great big new house that's nearly finished and still has well over 100 people working on it god knows what the wage bill is. It's got an underground car park for 20 cars for the owners car collection which includes a Bugatti veyron.
Nice my fav car! Pictures??? I would of taken pictures with me standing next to it at least! 100 people man sod da i like working with people but not da many I would be to wary of my tools thinking some one will take something all the time. Sounds like a site job Jmb
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« Reply #280 on: November 12, 2011, 07:19 AM » |
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What I didnt tell you is that we walked off the job after 10 minutes  It was a complete mess we had to park in a very muddy field and then carry all our tools across into the house about 200 m away  . Anyway we decided to not bother and on the way off the job I happen to mention to the agent he should have sorted out the parking and we would have stayed, he flipped big time (MUPPET) and we left  . Luckily we have plenty of work so he ho they can get some bodger in who dont care about trudging thru 200m of boggy mud to get to the job site. PS Im no premadonna but this was bad probably the worst run site ive ever been on. It does look a nice house sorry didn t get time for photos  apparently rumour has it they've spent £25million so far on it  the guy owns an insurance company or something.
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« Reply #281 on: November 20, 2011, 05:44 PM » |
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Not festool BUT in a Snowboarding world Libtech is like Festool! Just showing off my new Lib-tech Banana Magic I picked up yesterday and gave it a spin in Chill factor!! With a new Burton bag and Burton Cartels bindings! All I got was £10 discount! If it was not for how rare this board is in the UK I would of walked out of the shop and gone else where! Just like festool its unfair! This board in USA is $696.96 Dollars and that works out to be £438 pounds! But like everything in UK we pay over the odds compared to USA and this boards costs £620 here in the UK Do we have any snowboarders here on FOG?!?!??!?!?! Link
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« Reply #282 on: November 20, 2011, 06:10 PM » |
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Not festool BUT in a Snowboarding world Libtech is like Festool! Just showing off my new Lib-tech Banana Magic I picked up yesterday and gave it a spin in Chill factor!! With a new Burton bag and Burton Cartels bindings! All I got was £10 discount! If it was not for how rare this board is in the UK I would of walked out of the shop and gone else where! Just like festool its unfair! This board in USA is $696.96 Dollars and that works out to be £438 pounds! But like everything in UK we pay over the odds compared to USA and this boards costs £620 here in the UK Do we have any snowboarders here on FOG?!?!??!?!?! Link [ ERROR: SPECIFIED ATTACHMENT MISSING ] Seriously jealous, I fancy a lib tech board, I've been looking at the TRS. First board was a Gnu, then rode a Burton Air which I love. Haven't been for a few years though since having kids...
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« Reply #283 on: November 20, 2011, 06:15 PM » |
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Having broken my tailbone skateboarding, completely dislocating my knee and breaking both my wrists kickboxing, not to mention breaking my nose. I'm done with action sports!! Looks fun though 
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« Reply #284 on: November 20, 2011, 06:24 PM » |
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Having broken my tailbone skateboarding, completely dislocating my knee and breaking both my wrists kickboxing, not to mention breaking my nose. I'm done with action sports!! Looks fun though  LoL. Sounds like ain't had much luck
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« Reply #285 on: November 20, 2011, 06:30 PM » |
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Luck has nothing to do with it, crazy does.
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« Reply #286 on: November 20, 2011, 06:34 PM » |
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Not festool BUT in a Snowboarding world Libtech is like Festool! Just showing off my new Lib-tech Banana Magic I picked up yesterday and gave it a spin in Chill factor!! With a new Burton bag and Burton Cartels bindings! All I got was £10 discount! If it was not for how rare this board is in the UK I would of walked out of the shop and gone else where! Just like festool its unfair! This board in USA is $696.96 Dollars and that works out to be £438 pounds! But like everything in UK we pay over the odds compared to USA and this boards costs £620 here in the UK Do we have any snowboarders here on FOG?!?!??!?!?! Link [ ERROR: SPECIFIED ATTACHMENT MISSING ] Seriously jealous, I fancy a lib tech board, I've been looking at the TRS. First board was a Gnu, then rode a Burton Air which I love. Haven't been for a few years though since having kids... I looked at the TRS ripper as my second option nice board! Jmb
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« Reply #287 on: November 20, 2011, 06:35 PM » |
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Luck has nothing to do with it, crazy does.
Lol I ain't crazy just normal lol that's y I aint broken anything yet touch wood! Jmb
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« Reply #288 on: November 20, 2011, 07:25 PM » |
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You and me my friend are two different people. I tend to overkill everything 
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« Reply #289 on: November 20, 2011, 08:57 PM » |
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Snow boarding holds a special place in my heart. I got 'into' boarding about 12 years ago while living in Utah. Never got any where close to good at it but I always had a good time. When I my son came to visit, I took him. Although it was rented gear, it was his first time on a REAL board, not some Walmart wannbe POS. It completely changed his perspective on boarding. Over the years since, he collected some `real` gear and boarding became one of his loves. When I moved back east, we often talked about going again, together. All to often I suffered from the money/time dilemma... you guys know the one,.... not having BOTH at the same time. In Feb. of last year, he put a deposit down for a new board which he was supposed to pick up towards the end of March. He told me that I could have his old (current) board so we could start going again, together. Fate had other designs.  Tragically, I ended up with that gear. Last season, I was able to get three days of boarding in on that gear before everyplace closed down and I greatly look forward to the upcoming season. I know he is with me as I make my runs, even if it is only in spirit.
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« Reply #290 on: November 20, 2011, 09:24 PM » |
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Harry,
Snow is nothing more than frozen water, but it has remarkable powers. I know that you need 30 feet of snow to help, but I hope that the amount available can help to some degree and assist you on your journey.
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The tools in my truck were talking the other day. The Dewalts, PC's, Boschs, Makitas were not happy. They also were in the minority. Their complaint: They felt unused and unappreciated since the Festools moved in. I guess the truth hurts.
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« Reply #291 on: November 20, 2011, 10:13 PM » |
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Peter, I saw on the news yesterday/today that the guns have been turned on at some mountains of this week. Some of the resorts have scheduled openings for Thanksgiving weekend, although they admit that they are being somewhat optimistic. My memory tells me that in these parts, winters that are late to start more than make up for it in depth  . The Halloween storm was a fluke, as we have had 50F+ weather virtually everyday since.
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« Reply #292 on: November 21, 2011, 07:28 AM » |
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JMB, I've been boarding for about 15 years now. Never indoors. All the Scottish resorts, Chamonix a couple of times & Courmayer in Italy. Fantastic sport which both my boys are into now also. Will try to dig out some pics.
Woodguy.
Oh, I bought a Burton "Rippy" pro model board last time I was in the alps, much cheaper over there. Use Flow bindings on them, hate the ratchet bindings, wayyyyy to slow.
Want some extreme boarding then head up to the Cairngorms :-)
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If its made of wood, i can make it smaller. Shirt size medium p.s- ive started reading these too
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« Reply #293 on: November 21, 2011, 12:17 PM » |
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Sad story Harry I had read about your loss before all the best mate. My son has just started skiing lessons with his new school just on a dry slope , we dont always have the luxury of real snow here  . He is off to Jasper in Canada next April sadly I couldnt afford to go with him but maybe the next time if he likes it and maybe my younger son will be into it by then. Last time I went skiing was over 10 years ago and I tried snowboarding out for the first time and loved it might give it another go one day. I was very lucky to get some tips from the son of one of my friends at the time he was a pro snowboarder (british champion at the time). I fealt very comfortable on a board the boots are way better than ski boots 
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« Reply #294 on: November 21, 2011, 04:40 PM » |
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JMB, I've been boarding for about 15 years now. Never indoors. All the Scottish resorts, Chamonix a couple of times & Courmayer in Italy. Fantastic sport which both my boys are into now also. Will try to dig out some pics.
Woodguy.
Oh, I bought a Burton "Rippy" pro model board last time I was in the alps, much cheaper over there. Use Flow bindings on them, hate the ratchet bindings, wayyyyy to slow.
Want some extreme boarding then head up to the Cairngorms :-)
I use flow bindings too, all that time sitting in the snow on my backside doing the ratchets became too much.
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« Reply #295 on: November 21, 2011, 06:03 PM » |
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JMB, I've been boarding for about 15 years now. Never indoors. All the Scottish resorts, Chamonix a couple of times & Courmayer in Italy. Fantastic sport which both my boys are into now also. Will try to dig out some pics.
Woodguy.
Oh, I bought a Burton "Rippy" pro model board last time I was in the alps, much cheaper over there. Use Flow bindings on them, hate the ratchet bindings, wayyyyy to slow.
Want some extreme boarding then head up to the Cairngorms :-)
yeah show me some vids dude of some of your moves lol Flow bindings!! Nah I dont like them they are heavier and just aint a fan of flow bindings! I know the ratchet are a bit slow but I prefer them always have. I have done snowboarding for 13years and skiing for 21 years I prefer snowboarding. JMB
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« Reply #296 on: November 21, 2011, 07:11 PM » |
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Heavier ? Mine weigh nothing. We can get off the lift & I can be strapped in without even stopping. I can be half way down the run before my mates get off there asse's.
Flows are the future !
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Snow is nothing more than frozen water, but it has remarkable powers. I know that you need 30 feet of snow to help, but I hope that the amount available can help to some degree and assist you on your journey.
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Peter, All too often it seems that I need little more than 30" (the distance from my board to my backside) 
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