PG01
Supporting Member
Def squint, thats the ke.....squirrel.....If you aim the stuff away from you and squint your eyes, you'll never be in danger.
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Def squint, thats the ke.....squirrel.....If you aim the stuff away from you and squint your eyes, you'll never be in danger.
Sign me upView attachment 215003 I’m not scared of airbags or springs. My work is more dangerous than either. Try replacing a piece of glass on top this building from a swingstage, where it leans backwards. Now THAT was a bit sketchy.
View attachment 215003 I’m not scared of airbags or springs. My work is more dangerous than either. Try replacing a piece of glass on top this building from a swingstage, where it leans backwards. Now THAT was a bit sketchy.
Yeah I’ve been blown 10-15 feet off the building. Feels kinda helpless, out there waiting to come back in so you can attach a suction cup to the glass and tie off lol.Nooo, thank you! Climbing 500-ft towers to change obstruction light bulbs and work on antennas was enough for me! No matter how still it was on the ground, there was always some wind up there.
I’ve been hanging at 500 feet with pedestrians and a transit mall below me with the only protection on the ground being an 8’ x 12’ temporary scaffold. Chances that if a tool I dropped landed on that scaffold? Zero. Even a small nut from that high could go through someone’s skull. Just can’t drop anything, and can’t worry about it or it will happen.I saw a video, from the guy's perspective, changing a bulb on top of the Empire State Building's radio antenna. Man I was scared just watching what he was seeing! Some scary stuff. He was just grabbing tools out of his bag like it was nothing. Nerves of steel.
...Even a small nut from that high could go through someone’s skull.
I've put a few nuts in a few girl's skulls. They all lived to brag about it.
That's the key. Dont worry about it and it wont happen. Also gotta have good hands and not have butterfingers lol.I’ve been hanging at 500 feet with pedestrians and a transit mall below me with the only protection on the ground being an 8’ x 12’ temporary scaffold. Chances that if a tool I dropped landed on that scaffold? Zero. Even a small nut from that high could go through someone’s skull. Just can’t drop anything, and can’t worry about it or it will happen.