28-06-2016, 02:54 PM
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Ever seen a bricklayer cry?
I'm about to....I think.Just had a call from my youngest bricklayer(25)apologising for dropping my expensive De Walt drill down the chimney.
As I explained it was here, in my house, I could hear a voice in the background, a hush followed by "oh s***, gotta go"
The only other person I can think of, with a De Walt, is the joiner. A 6' 4" Dane with hands like JCB's
28-06-2016, 03:08 PM
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Re: Ever seen a bricklayer cry?
Originally Posted by malcolm
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So what was he doing with an electric drill on top of the chimney when the accident occurred ?And....furthermore how will you retrieve it ? You can't leave it there can you ?
We were asked by the client to erect a Ham Radio mast/aerial.
I told him to sort it with the lads as I don't do extras like that.
We(he)!will have to try magnets or he'll have to open it up and repair on his time.
28-06-2016, 03:41 PM
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Re: Ever seen a bricklayer cry?
Originally Posted by Tpin
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Cordless drill.We were asked by the client to erect a Ham Radio mast/aerial.
I told him to sort it with the lads as I don't do extras like that.
We(he)!will have to try magnets or he'll have to open it up and repair on his time.
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