might be different now, but IIRC, Volleys and KT26's were the only "approved" shoe for roofing.Quote:
Originally Posted by 1950landy
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might be different now, but IIRC, Volleys and KT26's were the only "approved" shoe for roofing.Quote:
Originally Posted by 1950landy
You can get them in steel capped variety to help with OH&S issuesQuote:
Originally Posted by 1950landy
We used to get the steel capped volleys when doing rooftop solar
1/2 the price of regular steel capped boots (and half the life)
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Did someone mention woodchopping ?
If you want to keep your hand in, I could, perhaps, get you some competition grade material. It's still plastic wrapped, too.Quote:
Originally Posted by Hogarthde
Trouble is Saitch, I don’t reckon I am competion grade anymore [bigsad]
That was Jan 1980 , hand trimmed TAS oak, 10 blow front, stay in the back until finished!
You must also be an axeman to have wrapped blocks ?
Dave, I've seen Steve wield an axe. He's a champ, a marbles champ.[biggrin]
Ah huh , real marbles or knuckle bones?
You'd have to ask Steve, actually I've only got his word for it. I've never been shown the shield.
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