(02-09-2015, 07:46 PM)Jed Clampit Wrote:  Who are you calling old duffer's that's about 70/80% of us
Hughzie why don't put some rag's around the roof bar's use ratchet strap's i'm sure they will give you a had to get it on the roof and some one in your street will help you get it off they don't all hate you 

I think your 70/80% is you & me Jed.Duck,we're outnumbered.

Yeh your right he forgot to put grumpy in too but if the cap fits i never did know when to stay stum 

(02-09-2015, 09:23 PM)Jed Clampit Wrote:  Yeh your right he forgot to put grumpy in too but if the cap fits i never did know when to stay stum 

Ha Ha ,you duffers,you kill me !!

Join in the laughs Bikergraham.We old farts need all the good cheer we can get.

7 Sheets of 18mm 8' x 4' Ply..... Think I'll get them to cut it for me.

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Thats £223.93 to cover an 8' wall in my garage with top and bottom cabinets then another £50 for a length of worktop.

HA problem solved that's what i like to see 

(12-09-2015, 07:11 PM)Hughzie Wrote:  7 Sheets of 18mm 8' x 4' Ply..... Think I'll get them to cut it for me.

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Thats £223.93 to cover an 8' wall in my garage with top and bottom cabinets then another £50 for a length of worktop.

  Wow !!!!   at 18mm a sheet I hope you have steel reinforced footings and a wall butress  

(12-09-2015, 09:39 PM)geoff Wrote:    Wow !!!!   at 18mm a sheet I hope you have steel reinforced footings and a wall butress  

Nah, Worse! Single layer brick with a load of heating pipes and cables!

Planning on studding it out with 2x4's first to provide a level frame to fix to. 18 has a lot more strength over a 4' span when loaded with the s**t I've got in that garage.
Plus 12mm tends to split when use a nail gun on it if you shoot like you piss.

(12-09-2015, 09:29 PM)Jed Clampit Wrote:  HA problem solved that's what i like to see 

My Head hurts now, Not used a sheet of graph paper for going on 13 years now!

I prefer a good screw instead of getting nailed.