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26-03-2016 #1
Thought that is why they were supposed to be CE marked? Got a link to the other discussion?
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26-03-2016 #2
H&S have indeed taken over. I have to go on a training course next week so that I can use a hydraulic jack even though I have been using one for at least 20 years.
I thought the store man was taking the piss when he refused to issue me one because I wasn't on the list of competent people.
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26-03-2016 #3
How the Hell will 2 letters CE stop an idiot from getting is arm ripped out the socket if decides to stick is hand into chuck.? . . . Before you say guards or interlocks the idiot as already by-passed or removed those because he can't see where to stick is fingers.!!
No letters or HSE can repalce Common sense and here in lies the problem.!! . . . . Leave people alone stop babying them with HS and let them learn common sense. Even that means doing it the hard way.!
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26-03-2016 #4
Take a breath and stop misinterpreting humour. We all know that CE marki g is only there to protect the sellers from the users idiocy
https://emvioeng.com
Machine tools and 3D printing supplies. Expanding constantly.
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26-03-2016 #5
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26-03-2016 #6
I thought C E just meant China Export ;-)
Back in the day when you got 3 years minimum of metalwork you would get a go at everything from basic bench-work through to turning and milling with all sorts in between - soldering, brazing, sweating, possibly enamelling, forge work - loads of great skills - suitable safety advice would be dispensed with a clip 'round t' ear 'ole to reinforce any ignored advice.
The excuse that all these skills won't be used in Service-Industry-Britain means that kids are missing out on learning things that could provide brilliant hobbies and might lead some to bigger things,
It's all a bit sad really.
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26-03-2016 #7
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26-03-2016 #8
Once all the Chinese and Indian workers have a house, a car, cable TV and air-con manufacture will once again be worthwhile in Northern Europe, just no one will know how anymore :-(
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