RangeRoller dt
Well-Sprung Member
Nite Edgar
Hicap phill
Well-Known Member
Morning.
Damp & windy. Waterproofs just warming up.
Damp & windy. Waterproofs just warming up.
Hicap phill
Well-Known Member
Good luck with the job.
BIL drove small ones and was always promised by his company that they would put him through HGV, he did it himself in the end and lefthas been busy working since and loves it.
Didn’t Phill take the course under some program he seems to enjoy his job @Hicap phill , He gets about a bit (in a good way)
Oh and seems plenty of time for snacks
J
no I paid for the course myself. You have to take some dvla computer tests then have a few lessons.
Thing is just to get a lesson you need to apply for licence & have medicals even before you sit in a seat. This takes up to 5 weeks.
If you have van//. 7.5t licence this helps in looking for job
Hicap phill
Well-Known Member
Ooo
Happy October. Soon be Easter
Happy October. Soon be Easter
Shimsteriom
Master Procrastinator
Good mornings.
Still dark out but it sounds dry.
Still dark out but it sounds dry.
Hicap phill
Well-Known Member
Tis now dry...always the same as soon as the waterproofs go on.
Hippo
Lord Hippo
Eye always liked the centaur. Neerly as good assa Freelander oft road. It beer shame they din't sell many. Fort the utility companies would like em but they wurnt a massive hit. Uk militree wurnt interested much. It was sed if yer cant sell it ter yer own militree then uvva countree's militree wunt buy anorl. So there wurnt many centaurs built. Tis still valuabul prototype Freelander histree.
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Shimsteriom
Master Procrastinator
Best be off to the office then...
I'll be back
I'll be back
And I suppose the bolt diameter is set by the size of the hinge hole.
Wonder what everyone else does? And you don't want cylinders of metal taking up the extra unthreaded space. Could you maybe put another piece of wood the other side of the post? Or as, you said before, you'd have to cut the thread longer which in stainless is not something I'd want to be doing.
Once you've got it all sorted are you gonna put pix up?
Best of luck with it all.
I was very tempted to say, can't you find a generic one on line then modify it for your particular case?Ah well... in all my IT jobs I have always tried to avoid writing any policies where possible and when I was left with no choice I actually got the ISO accreditation people to write it for me.
Mainly they just consist of stuff like passwords, backups, data access control, area access control, device security and that sort of thing.
I'm glad I'm giving it all up
So I'll have a look.
Well the answer is "Yes!"
https://www.google.com/search?q=typ...j69i57j0l5.2872j0j15&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8
So even if the company has to pay for it, they are there.
Just sayin, not that I know much about it!
DevonGuy
Well-Known Member
Yur av tur rememememeber that haycorns maight av gun tur yur wurk tu excape vrum squiggles. Yur don't wannur breech the raights uv the haycorn. Praps luke at EU regulashuns an see wot they zay.
Morning All
A bit dull & dismal out there today
There's plenty to do here though, besides that painting.
Yesterday I took delivery of 10 x 13ft reclaimed scaffold-boards. These are destined to be the facing surface of my re-modeled conservatory wall.
We are going to clean them up a bit and then falsely "weather" them wit a wash of muriatic acid (or similar) to make them go silver-grey.
I am already working out the steps I will need to take to remove the double-glazed pitched roof and replace it with a mansard style wooden roof with full insulation and a skylight and an EPDM outer skin.
I need to replace the 2 plastic/aluminium corner posts of the conservatory with some 3 x 3 oak timbers. I think it will be a fun project.
Have a great day everyone.
A bit dull & dismal out there today
There's plenty to do here though, besides that painting.
Yesterday I took delivery of 10 x 13ft reclaimed scaffold-boards. These are destined to be the facing surface of my re-modeled conservatory wall.
We are going to clean them up a bit and then falsely "weather" them wit a wash of muriatic acid (or similar) to make them go silver-grey.
I am already working out the steps I will need to take to remove the double-glazed pitched roof and replace it with a mansard style wooden roof with full insulation and a skylight and an EPDM outer skin.
I need to replace the 2 plastic/aluminium corner posts of the conservatory with some 3 x 3 oak timbers. I think it will be a fun project.
Have a great day everyone.
Nope, they seem to like them. Our tree-rats plant the darn things all over the garden (hide them for later) and we get Oak-trees popping up everywhere.
Love it!The auld rule of 9 it is then.
a cuppa then whip the tyre off haha
Tis the judging whether the gap is right or not he finds difficult. Especially when he tightens the nut down and finds that the gap has widened a bit!
We all know this but he is still learning!
Having checked on what I said about an IT policy with wifey who, without wishing to blow her trumpet for her, used to be one of the best international IT auditors around as a well as a compliance officer, having worked for the big four banks, etc ,etc. She said exactly what I thought she'd say.
"Get hold of a generic one and alter it to suit your own environment."
So for once I got it right.
So best of luck with it all!
