Beams up right way?

They will never remove T&F but yes we do have to look at the systems out there and yes some blow your mind but only if you have the correct componants to work with.
 
in my opinion. no matter how much you love system. you're ALWAYS going to need to have a small amount of TnF lying around.
 
aom said:
Be prepared for a few questions or justification.:confused:
Click to expand...

Although I use mainly tube at work, I mix layher and surelock all the time when I'm erecting system.. not that arsed who actually needs justification ?? in fact its amazing where system will go, we do hangers, cantilevers all the time with it, as well as T and F... its very versatile although I always use tube mostly... saves the 10ft legs for the rest of the lads..lol..
 
aom said:
Don't think I have ever read anyone mixing different manufactured parts.:huh:
Click to expand...

i rember it was mentioned that the manufacture do have t take into account that its inevitable that systems will get mixed thik they may have miss read this theard thow aom any how do you know if you have to invert a beam when sailing it out coz ne c@nts answerd me question :laugh:
 
scaffoldingsafetyservices said:
They will never remove T&F but yes we do have to look at the systems out there and yes some blow your mind but only if you have the correct componants to work with.
Click to expand...

.....and a mind to allow you to install it!! It's not like T&F where you get a 300mm tolerance on every ledger to standard fixing........oh, & not forgetting you can hack the tubes or boards to "fit"!! FFS.:D
 
UNworkshy-apprentice. said:
in my opinion. no matter how much you love system. you're ALWAYS going to need to have a small amount of TnF lying around.
Click to expand...

But ar you saying you can mix componants then.

---------- Post added at 09:51 PM ---------- Previous post was at 09:49 PM ----------
UNworkshy-apprentice. said:
in my opinion. no matter how much you love system. you're ALWAYS going to need to have a small amount of TnF lying around.
Click to expand...

Wummer said:
.....and a mind to allow you to install it!! It's not like T&F where you get a 300mm tolerance on every ledger to standard fixing........oh, & not forgetting you can hack the tubes or boards to "fit"!! FFS.:D
Click to expand...

Long live the still saw. Not trained in it no abrasive wheels training. I'll leave it there. Ok I hold my hands up.
 
UNworkshy-apprentice. said:
in my opinion. no matter how much you love system. you're ALWAYS going to need to have a small amount of TnF lying around.
Click to expand...

It's not about loving system.......it's about investing in all the necessary components & knowing how to install configurations accurately to the millimetre. You will not need T&F if you can do that.
 
Wummer said:
.....and a mind to allow you to install it!! It's not like T&F where you get a 300mm tolerance on every ledger to standard fixing........oh, & not forgetting you can hack the tubes or boards to "fit"!! FFS.:D
Click to expand...

LOL.. you dont get any tolerance... all node points meet at the rossette, which is tested to take 5,000 kg..
 
cassie said:
Although I use mainly tube at work, I mix layher and surelock all the time when I'm erecting system.. not that arsed who actually needs justification ?? in fact its amazing where system will go, we do hangers, cantilevers all the time with it, as well as T and F... its very versatile although I always use tube mostly... saves the 10ft legs for the rest of the lads..lol..
Click to expand...

Cassie, I am only beginning to realise the potential of system. I was always a bit slow to pull it out the yard and to be honest when it did come out I went golfing, starting to change my mind though.

I thought more questions would be coming from other users it's really an issue that doesn't affect me as I have only ever bought my gear from 1 supplier for that very reason.

---------- Post added at 09:56 PM ---------- Previous post was at 09:55 PM ----------
XxIANxX said:
Does it say you can mix tube and fit with system in Tg 20 , think not so you would need design input, hang on should I not see if The system manufacturer will allow mixing the system . Oh which way do I turn :D
Click to expand...

No but it does state it in the manufacturers instructions.;)
 
Wummer said:
It's not about loving system.......it's about investing in all the necessary components & knowing how to install configurations accurately to the millimetre. You will not need T&F if you can do that.
Click to expand...

ya stuck with 500 mm lifts thow arnt ya and how do you work to the mm with set bay sizes
 
scaff1989 said:
i rember it was mentioned that the manufacture do have t take into account that its inevitable that systems will get mixed thik they may have miss read this theard thow aom any how do you know if you have to invert a beam when sailing it out coz ne c@nts answerd me question :laugh:
Click to expand...

I will forward the information I have from our product training, it's all in there.

---------- Post added at 10:00 PM ---------- Previous post was at 09:59 PM ----------
XxIANxX said:
.
The iw is no good with system aom :D
Click to expand...

True, do you get a battery hammer?:wondering:
 
You must log in or register to reply here.
Top Bottom