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11th November 2005, 09:18 AM
Good news Mr. Hosty! Can we get some free ones to try out as market research?
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11th November 2005, 02:58 PM
CK as your pointing trowel is presumably used mainly for pointing (at things) or cleaning your wellies after site visits I'm not sure you need one with a thicker blade.[:p]
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11th November 2005, 03:33 PM
Sorry to disappoint, but I use my trowel for lots of things including plastering, digging holes in the garden, opening beer bottles, defrosting the freezer and levering up floorboards. I also jump into trenches on monitoring visits and have a poke about if I'm not happy with something - you should see the shock on some diggers' faces. Strangely enough I also go digging as well!
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11th November 2005, 03:38 PM
Great News, thanks mr host, I'm down to my last half-trowel..
When the going gets weird...the weird turn pro.
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12th November 2005, 01:09 AM
Quote:quote:Originally posted by Curator Kid
Sorry to disappoint, but I use my trowel for lots of things including plastering, digging holes in the garden, opening beer bottles, defrosting the freezer and levering up floorboards. I also jump into trenches on monitoring visits and have a poke about if I'm not happy with something - you should see the shock on some diggers' faces. Strangely enough I also go digging as well!
I have also used mine once at a BBQ to turn over meat.... prob not too hygienic though
Lucy
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12th November 2005, 07:04 PM
have just borrowed/appropriated/stolen a new style trowel from our site equipment store, so can eventually add my voice to how rubbish they are. Really don't like the way they go ping. Look forward to the new designs as my old faithful trowel has certainly seen better days, but have a feeling my new one won't last on the nasty clayey site I'm on.
++ i spend my days rummaging around in dead people ++
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15th November 2005, 08:18 PM
oooooo, cool! Any idea WHEN this new ones appearing in our tool sheds? Will need to aquire another one soonish and wondering whether to hold out for an archaeo-WHS/Spear n Jackson/Neill's. Can't afford to buy two!
Gizza job!!!!! ....please!!!!!
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20th November 2005, 12:07 PM
A good job nicely done sir...however......the creation of an "archaeology" trowel... does this mean that we will get the old standard back and then be asked to pay silly amounts for it?
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21st November 2005, 06:54 PM
Aye, i belive that'll be the case..mi old trowel has seen better days. Can't really see that there will be much difference in these new 'archaeology' trowels..i mean what could they do to improve on our old favourites? short of having a lazer or something in the end to blast through solid clay in the summer months....