An insight to the daily life of a garden design and landscaping build up on a rear garden located in Cullompton, Exeter, Devon.
Day 15
Coffee
Plastering straight edge
The top coat is applied with hydo lime included within the render
plastering (3)
An insight to the daily life of a garden design and landscaping build up on a rear garden located in Cullompton, Exeter, Devon.
Day 12
Coffee.
Video footage applying the scratch coat
It's not until you watch yourself at work you rea
An insight to the daily life of a garden design and landscaping build up on a rear garden located in Cullompton, Exeter, Devon.
Day 11
Coffee.
Setting out the reflection pond
I have set the road pins and string lines up to the requi
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Open forum activity
"be ok as long as the post has not rotted at ground level "
"Just check with the council for the local byelaws on bonfires. If it's ok, best to then speak to the neighbours before burning............... you really don't want to piss them off if it can be avoided. They might not mind if they have warning or…"
Hi All. I have a customer with a large garden and their previous gardener has piled the waste in a large pile away from the house. I am being asked to burn the waste. Is this legal and do you need any permissions or is there anything that should…
Makita UK has announced a new redemption scheme for end-users to claim a free XGT ‘Bluetooth Jobsite Radio’ with the purchase of qualifying XGT products. Tough and durable, the radio is a perfect addition to the job site and is redeemable on…
"Thanks Gary.
I had no idea about getting them red-hardened. What kind of business does that, like a forge?
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I had no idea about getting them red-hardened. What kind of business does that, like a forge?
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"I don't know about the handle setup. But it turns out the plastic lever from the arm to the bottom of the diaphram has snapped. Whether it was me or not i'm not sure.
Replacement due tomorrow so I might give you a shout Paul. Cheers
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Replacement due tomorrow so I might give you a shout Paul. Cheers
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"Thanks, Dave No SDS for me now!
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"Thanks, Honey Badger that a great help! I look at the Mac Alister one seems very good!
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Anyone using these commercially? Opinions on reliability, wet grass collection. Warranty issues? They don't have very good reviews on Trustpilot, particularly when it comes to warranty claims.If any forum member has used them for more than a couple…
"I take a angle grinder with me and sharpen when needed. "
"The 15kg breaker for what they cost area sound investment, I used to use a SDS but once you have a breaker you will never use the SDS again, and they soon pay for themselves in time and effort saved."
"Hi James,
That price would normally be inclusive of materials, however sometimes you need to factor in additional materials, for example if you were adding a lot of soil to level a slope or raise a sunken area. Soil is around £50 per ton/dumpy, so…"
That price would normally be inclusive of materials, however sometimes you need to factor in additional materials, for example if you were adding a lot of soil to level a slope or raise a sunken area. Soil is around £50 per ton/dumpy, so…"
"Thanks Tom. Does that price include the materials or just labour?"
Burning waste in a client's garden
Hi All. I have a customer with a large garden and their previous gardener has piled the waste in a large pile away from the house. I am being asked to burn the waste. Is this legal and do you need any permissions or is there anything that should…
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Wiebang legacy 56 Pro
Anyone using these commercially? Opinions on reliability, wet grass collection. Warranty issues? They don't have very good reviews on Trustpilot, particularly when it comes to warranty claims.If any forum member has used them for more than a couple…
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Best tool for concert post!
Hi AllSoon I have a great job replacing some fencing posts that are concreted in! Now I have a small SSD drill I dug them out with before now! I feel it a bit small fr the job!I have been looking around at some brakes (the 15kg jobs could be a bit…
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Fibre in my diet not welcome
Happy Friday yesterday we turned upto my biggest proudest country garden we work as a big team every FridaySadly FIBRE was been rammed down my throat ( front grass verge ) by a very efficient 15 man Romanian team and one idiot Englishman Basically…
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