Favourite tools

[@nimal]

Auto Gordian Knot 2.55

 

[Maintainin]

Back in the 80's when i were on construction as a 'Decker' (high rise steel floor layin) my favourite tool was the old Red Hilti Gun that we pinned the steel sheets into the beams put up by the steel erectors.

Steel erectors had the most dangerous job on site them days n' we were in 2nd in regards the danger element tho clearin sometimes £5-600 per week (£80 bonus higher the floor etc) week made it fun.

Oh i like the look of that.

...oh how i wished i were still in the game to use the later DeWalt model ...2 X 4 6D nailin at 200 yards no probz for this beaut bad boi holdin a 100 clip to boot :)

 

[Gaylord du Bois]

I used to wear Klein climbing irons. Now they were a bit of kit.

 

[stonerblue]

Back in the 80's when i were on construction as a 'Decker' (high rise steel floor layin) my favourite tool was the old Red Hilti Gun that we pinned the steel sheets into the beams put up by the steel erectors.

Steel erectors had the most dangerous job on site them days n' we were in 2nd in regards the danger element tho clearin sometimes £5-600 per week (£80 bonus higher the floor etc) week made it fun.

Oh i like the look of that.

...oh how i wished i were still in the game to use the later DeWalt model ...2 X 4 6D nailin at 200 yards no probz for this beaut bad boi holdin a 100 clip to boot :)

OUCH..

 

[Maintainin]

...bitd we'd wrap that tape round the old 10p coins n' thus turn em into 50p worths via Fruit n' Cig machines ;)

 

[Gelsons Dad]

I have a double ended screwdriver similar to this which i've had for over 20 years and fits everything and i love dearly. Don't laugh!
[bigimg]http://www.oempromo.com/upload/Prod_149/Pocket-Screwdrivers---Double-Ended_73844756.jpg[/bigimg]

No really, stop laughing! I love it.

 

[i kne albert davy]

Plater by Trade 7lb Hammers part of the family.

kin 'ell albert, thats a fuckin big hammer. What does a 'plater' do? Is it shipbuilding?

There's platers in shipyards your right mate but its a hell of a launch from Duky,we used to build Lancashire Boilers, petro-chemical columns, heat exchangers etc 4" thick steel takes some moving hence the boilermakers emblem crossed hammers and durex. If yer can't hit then f@@k it.

 

[cockneycarparkm32]

My Super fire 2 , a sandvik clawhammer and my footprints. Had to replace tools I`ve had for 10-15 years after some twat nicked them from my van`s .

 

[poyntonblue]

Back in the 80's when i were on construction as a 'Decker' (high rise steel floor layin) my favourite tool was the old Red Hilti Gun that we pinned the steel sheets into the beams put up by the steel erectors.

Steel erectors had the most dangerous job on site them days n' we were in 2nd in regards the danger element tho clearin sometimes £5-600 per week (£80 bonus higher the floor etc) made it fun.

We still hire these out. Even with newer models like the DX460 over the last 10 years I've been doing this job the DX450 is still the working mans choice.

 

[sky tot]

Fein Multimaster ....
Once you have used one of these babies you wont be able to do without it ..

blades bit pricey tho