They sell this separately "SPAN-SAFE" INJURY PREVENTION SCAFFOLD SPANNER LANYARD! | eBay
would still workout cheaper than elsewhere .
would still workout cheaper than elsewhere .
Looking for a spanner with safety ring on the box for lanyard.
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Ikram Dewali
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I have freind who is engineer send me pic and i will see what he think
Anto
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stick it in a lathe,, cut the groove yersel... stick on the ring,,, I saw them spanners for sale, at a place called rss industrial... just outside middlesborough,, on the hartlepool side/ billingham.. dont think they were as expensive as you stated.. then again, i could be wrong.. i think they were charging £39.
is your friend leepu from london who makes cars with bernie?
Well lads were is this lanyard brain washing going to stop
If you need a lanyard on your spanner or Bead or podger you should not be in the game.
health and safety is making easy money from this generation
What next lanyard for tubes fittings boards ladders .The more you hang on your belt
The more ideas the Hse get.
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Well lads were is this lanyard brain washing going to stop
If you need a lanyard on your spanner or Bead or podger you should not be in the game.
health and safety is making easy money from this generation
What next lanyard for tubes fittings boards ladders .The more you hang on your belt
The more ideas the Hse get.
If you need a lanyard on your spanner or Bead or podger you should not be in the game.
health and safety is making easy money from this generation
What next lanyard for tubes fittings boards ladders .The more you hang on your belt
The more ideas the Hse get.
---------- Post added at 10:17 PM ---------- Previous post was at 10:13 PM ----------
Well lads were is this lanyard brain washing going to stop
If you need a lanyard on your spanner or Bead or podger you should not be in the game.
health and safety is making easy money from this generation
What next lanyard for tubes fittings boards ladders .The more you hang on your belt
The more ideas the Hse get.
J
Jason-Gibbs
Guest
Not really...
My spanner is £120. - All titanuim IMN handle and box.
Not some old shitter you can buy off a market stool, for £15.
If im working over somewhere like a river or even a deep hole with no way to get to the bottom, where i COULD drop it and lose it, am i not going to take precautions?
Accidents happen and a slip of the hand can happen to anyone at any time, its got nothing to do with how good a Scaffolder you are...
I have a spanner lanyard on my belt, at all times, for handy keeping, if i work in a place where i could drop and lose my spanner.
If that makes me a numpty, then so be it. - Ill be £120 better off, wont i? :noworry:
superscaff75
Well-known member
but they say use them as a safety device at all times jason , not only when its possible to drop your bling spanner in the wash, My spanner cost me £20-00 its not any old shitter you can buy off a market stool ( think you mean stall ) maybe you should of bought a £20-00 spanner aswell and spent the other 100 dabs on spelling lessons 
the point is do bricklayers have to use lanyards, roofers use lanyards, welders use lanyards , joiners use lanyards or any other trade use lanyards , probably not, yet all have as much chance of dropping their tools as we have
the point is do bricklayers have to use lanyards, roofers use lanyards, welders use lanyards , joiners use lanyards or any other trade use lanyards , probably not, yet all have as much chance of dropping their tools as we have
J
Jason-Gibbs
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Fair enough...
Ill check my speeeelings on future.
Your right about other trades not having to use a lanyard. - Its not fair, if thats the case.
But even then, theres so many other things that we have to endure, like long sleeve vests and especially 'so-called' safety glasses... - Which are at times more dangerous, then having to strike a job erected by a Geordie. :cheesy:
Id still rather have a lanyard and not need it, then not have it and need it.
Ill check my speeeelings on future.
Your right about other trades not having to use a lanyard. - Its not fair, if thats the case.
But even then, theres so many other things that we have to endure, like long sleeve vests and especially 'so-called' safety glasses... - Which are at times more dangerous, then having to strike a job erected by a Geordie. :cheesy:
Id still rather have a lanyard and not need it, then not have it and need it.
paddy carr
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Ahem ahem, you can call wor lass,the kids and my dog, however, if i ever hear you call the scaffolding abilities of a Geordie again....... i will moderate you to a inch of your life...........