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Try not to think about all that gritty sand getting in where you can' t see it :roll:
Shame it doesn't need a service or repair 8) i would book it in asap & collect it when the knobjockey has finished :wink:
 
he will be doing this on and off for months

could i get in trouble for sh*ting on the bonnet of his car?
 
On the plus point... The sand has covered that hideous roof :fuelfire:


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Taz x said:
he will be doing this on and off for months

could i get in trouble for sh*ting on the bonnet of his car?
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only if he saw you :P
seriously though , if it was me i would take the car & jet wash it . twice . then i would ask him to inform you anytime there is likely to be 5hite blowing around so you can move the car , inconvenient i know but rather that than continually putting up with a dust covered motor :roll:
Ps , he is still a furkin witless tw4t :thumbsup:
 
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Sorry but I would want to rip his heart out...
 
You have a lot more tolerance than I would have in this situation I know cutting stone creates dust,but putting up with all that crap on your car for months is not on.
I would be requesting he cuts the stones in a place that does not cover your car in crap,if this does not work I would be seeking legal advice.As you have said he seems an inconsiderate w@nker.
 
Technical point is the user has a duty of care when cutting in public areas . The stihl saw if that's what he uses should by law have a water supply attached which cuts down immensely on dust , The HSE had a representitive on our site a few weeks back & he claimed any stone cutters should now have a satisfactory extract system fitted :wink:
 
Well... how about asking him to let you know next time he's going to do this kind of work so you can move/cover your car... unless he's doing it on purpose to frak u off.

Ground stone dust... yuk for the paintwork & getting inside the air vents

All the best fella
 
mr wilks said:
Technical point is the user has a duty of care when cutting in public areas . The stihl saw if that's what he uses should by law have a water supply attached which cuts down immensely on dust , The HSE had a representitive on our site a few weeks back & he claimed any stone cutters should now have a satisfactory extract system fitted :wink:
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I think Mr. Wilks is on point.
I would think your best bet would be to elevate by making a call to your planing commission. And ask about the air quality regs concerning stone cutting. Some stones contain silica which is just about as bad as asbestos.
 
bigdog said:
mr wilks said:
Technical point is the user has a duty of care when cutting in public areas . The stihl saw if that's what he uses should by law have a water supply attached which cuts down immensely on dust , The HSE had a representitive on our site a few weeks back & he claimed any stone cutters should now have a satisfactory extract system fitted :wink:
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I think Mr. Wilks is on point.
I would think your best bet would be to elevate by making a call to your planing commission. And ask about the air quality regs concerning stone cutting. Some stones contain silica which is just about as bad as asbestos.
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i phoned the council today, its like banging your head against the wall, i will try again tomorrow with this in mind, thanks
 
You could kill him. :evil: But of course that would create a lot of problems you don't have right now though. best not do that.
 
bigdog said:
You could kill him. :evil: But of course that would create a lot of problems you don't have right now though. best not do that.
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thats looking like the best option, last time we spoke i ended up on top off him, all with a split second lol
 
These bodies (council etc) dont get involved in the specific thing that is causing you a problem at the time.

In your case, its this knob cutting stone and covering your car in dust. In my case, it was a biatch rear neighbour felling all our boundary trees. They didn't want to know!

Its no wonder people do take such matters into their own hands!

I wouldn't pressure wash it right away, I'd light rinse with a hose first....pressure wash might force the grit into the paint.

If you cant take it formal, then have a word with him and tell him to stop doing it as you suspect it is damaging your car.
 
Maybe instead of the counsel or planing commission. You should call health and safety and complain that this numpty is creating a health hazard for your family. Maybe even show the info in the pamphlet to some other neighbors concerning the silica dust. Add a few voices to your own.
 
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