At Bunnings

[Neferti]

Arsie must be planning to go into the wood sawing business. Chopping up logs for people to use on their "open fire" in Winter. He could bung a trailer on one of his taxis to do the deliveries.

[Gordon]

Arsie must be planning to go into the wood sawing business. Chopping up logs for people to use on their "open fire" in Winter. He could bung a trailer on one of his taxis to do the deliveries.

Did you just say Aussie has WOOD?

[Neferti]

Arsie must be planning to go into the wood sawing business. Chopping up logs for people to use on their "open fire" in Winter. He could bung a trailer on one of his taxis to do the deliveries.

Did you just say Aussie has WOOD?

If so, he had better watch that SAW thingie.

[Aussie]

My favourite powertool is a power planer. Mine can be adjusted to be so fine it can take of a layer of paint.

Am yet to get one of those and will. Got a photo?

[Gordon]

My favourite powertool is a power planer. Mine can be adjusted to be so fine it can take of a layer of paint.

Am yet to get one of those and will. Got a photo?

Mostly for sticky doors but have used it for a few heavier jobs.

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[Aussie]

$78.00 at Bunnings. That'll do me.

[Gordon]

$78.00 at Bunnings. That'll do me.

Drills, saws etc I go the high quality but that worked out fine. The guide is a bit rubbish so I just use it freehand.

[Redneck]

$78.00 at Bunnings. That'll do me.

Drills, saws etc I go the high quality but that worked out fine. The guide is a bit rubbish so I just use it freehand.

I always regarded Dewalt as the top of the line as they had the most powerful motors, but I now notice they sell cheaper versions with less power. I think the company was taken over by Stanley Black and Decker

[Redneck]

$78.00 at Bunnings. That'll do me.

Drills, saws etc I go the high quality but that worked out fine. The guide is a bit rubbish so I just use it freehand.

I always regarded Dewalt as the top of the line as they had the most powerful motors, but I now notice they sell cheaper versions with less power. I think the company was taken over by Stanley Black and Decker

Actually I just had a look at current circular saws and I notice a lot are now battery operated which are probably more popular with todays tradies, I was thinking about the 240v 17" model I used to have.

[Redneck]

Talking about tools

I would have more fucking quality tools than an average tradesman.

Mig/Tig/Arc Welder
Mechanics tools you name it
Saws circular, reciprocal, jigsaws, mitre saw,
Air Compressor Large Petrol Engine
Spray Guns and all the spray painting shit
Every type of panel beating tool hammers etc
Chain Saw

Well that will do for a start!

My one thing that a lot of these were bought for is the unfinished project Alfa Romeo car sitting rusting in my garage.....

Sob Sob Sob!