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Window Washers

  • Posts: 9036
where/ how gutter vac tools
« on: September 26, 2009, 03:07:21 pm »
Where are others getting there gutter vac tools from or for those that are making them what are you using ?

I am in need of a deeper tool for getting in tight gutters, I spotted something that would be ideal at the car wash today on the vac but person was not there to give me the answer iof where they came from
If your not willing to learn, No one can help you, If you are determined to learn, No one can stop you ;)

matt

Re: where/ how gutter vac tools
« Reply #1 on: September 26, 2009, 03:16:44 pm »
heated up plastic pipe seems to be the fave, then you can mould it to exactly what you want

but of course that would be the DIY way, which i know isnt your thing

so just phone glyn i guess is the answer

GWCS

Re: where/ how gutter vac tools
« Reply #2 on: September 26, 2009, 03:20:03 pm »
Yes glyn can come up with something you require, if its not already available.

Window Washers

  • Posts: 9036
Re: where/ how gutter vac tools
« Reply #3 on: September 26, 2009, 03:22:55 pm »
heated up plastic pipe seems to be the fave, then you can mould it to exactly what you want

but of course that would be the DIY way, which i know isnt your thing

so just phone glyn i guess is the answer
Matt, You have me worked out wrong. I do not mind diy at all I have made 2 of my own systems so far and cost more than a off the shelf one if i'm honest, what I dont like is things that are dangerous and or look visually bad and bodged together. I'm just a tart I guess  ;D
If your not willing to learn, No one can help you, If you are determined to learn, No one can stop you ;)

windowashing

Re: where/ how gutter vac tools
« Reply #4 on: September 26, 2009, 03:27:20 pm »
heated up plastic pipe seems to be the fave, then you can mould it to exactly what you want

but of course that would be the DIY way, which i know isnt your thing

so just phone glyn i guess is the answer

What you should have said, Matt, is:

Send me the specs of what you need, and I'll make you a bespoke tool for the guttering you need to clean.

The price will be: ...£xxx.xxp

Then get the heat gun on a piece of guttering that costs £1.50 and sell it on at a massive mark up!

That's what all the suppliers are doing..  And I think they'd be daft not to!  

matt

Re: where/ how gutter vac tools
« Reply #5 on: September 26, 2009, 03:29:14 pm »
heated up plastic pipe seems to be the fave, then you can mould it to exactly what you want

but of course that would be the DIY way, which i know isnt your thing

so just phone glyn i guess is the answer

What you should have said, Matt, is:

Send me the specs of what you need, and I'll make you a bespoke tool for the guttering you need to clean.

The price will be: ...£xxx.xxp

Then get the heat gun on a piece of guttering that costs £1.50 and sell it on at a massive mark up!

That's what all the suppliers are doing..  And I think they'd be daft not to!  

thats it

its a length of waste pipe and a heat gun / blow torch

i would do it, i couldnt face the " FAO MATT " posts ;)

matt

Re: where/ how gutter vac tools
« Reply #6 on: September 26, 2009, 03:31:05 pm »
heated up plastic pipe seems to be the fave, then you can mould it to exactly what you want

but of course that would be the DIY way, which i know isnt your thing

so just phone glyn i guess is the answer
Matt, You have me worked out wrong. I do not mind diy at all I have made 2 of my own systems so far and cost more than a off the shelf one if i'm honest, what I dont like is things that are dangerous and or look visually bad and bodged together. I'm just a tart I guess  ;D

you do like off the shelf stuff though

i guess its the easier option for some

for me its a challenge to make something, look at the gutter vac as a prime example , its easy to make a gutter vac, really is

Window Washers

  • Posts: 9036
Re: where/ how gutter vac tools
« Reply #7 on: September 26, 2009, 03:31:42 pm »
heated up plastic pipe seems to be the fave, then you can mould it to exactly what you want

but of course that would be the DIY way, which i know isnt your thing

so just phone glyn i guess is the answer

What you should have said, Matt, is:

Send me the specs of what you need, and I'll make you a bespoke tool for the guttering you need to clean.

The price will be: ...£xxx.xxp

Then get the heat gun on a piece of guttering that costs £1.50 and sell it on at a massive mark up!

That's what all the suppliers are doing..  And I think they'd be daft not to!  

thats it

its a length of waste pipe and a heat gun / blow torch

i would do it, i couldnt face the " FAO MATT " posts ;)
You are such a liar, You would love FAO Matt posts lol
If your not willing to learn, No one can help you, If you are determined to learn, No one can stop you ;)

matt

Re: where/ how gutter vac tools
« Reply #8 on: September 26, 2009, 03:33:05 pm »
heated up plastic pipe seems to be the fave, then you can mould it to exactly what you want

but of course that would be the DIY way, which i know isnt your thing

so just phone glyn i guess is the answer

What you should have said, Matt, is:

Send me the specs of what you need, and I'll make you a bespoke tool for the guttering you need to clean.

The price will be: ...£xxx.xxp

Then get the heat gun on a piece of guttering that costs £1.50 and sell it on at a massive mark up!

That's what all the suppliers are doing..  And I think they'd be daft not to!  

thats it

its a length of waste pipe and a heat gun / blow torch

i would do it, i couldnt face the " FAO MATT " posts ;)
You are such a liar, You would love FAO Matt posts lol

for the first few weeks it would be great, i would be important again ;)

then it would really get on my nerves, esp answering the " when will you send out my nozzle " posts


windowashing

Re: where/ how gutter vac tools
« Reply #9 on: September 26, 2009, 03:33:49 pm »
heated up plastic pipe seems to be the fave, then you can mould it to exactly what you want

but of course that would be the DIY way, which i know isnt your thing

so just phone glyn i guess is the answer

What you should have said, Matt, is:

Send me the specs of what you need, and I'll make you a bespoke tool for the guttering you need to clean.

The price will be: ...£xxx.xxp

Then get the heat gun on a piece of guttering that costs £1.50 and sell it on at a massive mark up!

That's what all the suppliers are doing..  And I think they'd be daft not to!  

thats it

its a length of waste pipe and a heat gun / blow torch

i would do it, i couldnt face the " FAO MATT " posts ;)
You are such a liar, You would love FAO Matt posts lol

LOL  :)