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.:Jamie:.

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6 month old alloy spanner from leaches

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well and truely fubarred by your good self is that one sir!

them alloy handles are too soft for bashing and get your boss to service the bloody fittings
 
get on the phone tell them you fell off your scaff step when doing up a fitting could of been a bad injury there to someone
 
Battered.... no chance they will replace that... besides,, them alloy spanners are pure g*y.. try a yorkie spanner... (nailspan) not for girls...
 
bloody hell jamie what you doing with that spanner feeding it acid jesus slow it down lol!!!
 
Started off with the daft wee toffee hammer for years...too light when components are jammed in so eventually got one of the heavier rebar handled hammers...snapped the heads off 2 in a row within a few months!...bad enough happening on site nevermind street work when you have public walking below!
Then 'borrowed a shitty claw hammer n was much better for a while but no podger!
Now got the roofers Stanley antivibe hammer n it's the best scaff hammer I've ever owned..... should've got one 20 odd years ago!
 
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Started off with the daft wee toffee hammer for years...too light when components are jammed in so eventually got one of the heavier rebar handled hammers...snapped the heads off 2 in a row within a few months!...bad enough happening on site nevermind street work when you have public walking below!
Then 'borrowed a shitty claw hammer n was much better for a while but no podger!
Now got the roofers Stanley antivibe hammer n it's the best scaff hammer I've ever owned..... should've got one 20 odd years ago!
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As for spanners...busted the rivet of everyone I've had...replace rivet with right size nail n there good for another 4-5 years at least.... probably longer! 👍🏻
 
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