39 minutes ago, sarabatam said:

I've personally met sant jagjit singh ji harkhowale- many many times..i always felt immense peace in their sangat. I have not had darshan of sant baba darshan singh ji dhakki wale yet. Hope to see them one day

 

You are so lucky veer ji to have had darshan of sant jagjit singh ji as i want to have bachan with them but not had darshan of them. I have met Baba Darshan Singh Ji as they came to our local gurdwara sahib and put a £5 note on the stage and had darshan of baba ji.

34 minutes ago, sn9 said:

yes. 

Could you explain what happened in either private message or on here please veer ji thanks.

Sant Baba Ram Singh Ji Ganduan Wale,sant sewa singh rampur khera,sant baba baldev singh ji jogewala,bhai sahib bhai mohinder singh

What country are you based in veer ji ?

Bump

Happy vaisakhi best wishes of the day to everyone !!!

13 hours ago, paapiman said:

@dalsingh101

Sant jee had a solution for Dirty Cops.

Remember the Badge number.

 

@Soulfinder

 

Bhul chuk maaf

15 minutes ago, dalsingh101 said:

Please do. Does he use Dewalte also? 

I will veer ji.I have seen DeWalt tools as well yes also Bosch he uses too.

9 hours ago, dalsingh101 said:

@Soulfinder

Veer, what skillsaw does your dad have? Model and make. 

Veer ji Makita is the make my dad uses the most. The model i am not to sure about but i can at day time in the shed what is there.

Waheguru

23 minutes ago, dalsingh101 said:

I got an entry level chop saw (mitre saw), it's a game changer. I grew up watching my grand-dad cutting everything by hand (i.e. saw) including taking a few mm off the sides of hardwood (fire check) doors!!, this saves so much time and gives accurate cuts on small timber. The chop saw has a laser as well which is handy! I made a work bench with scrap timber.  

Thats really a life changer veer ji especially as how you mentioned seeing your grand dad cutting everything by hand is not easy i can totally relate to it. Its good to be creative as you made a work bench using scrap timber is a really good idea.

I myself want to get back into Central heating plumbing work as i did find carpentery really hard due to the nature of the materials and tools.

40 minutes ago, dalsingh101 said:

Check this broad's tools out! 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tav-7vH2aBY

Thats really hard work seeing this 

1 hour ago, dalsingh101 said:

Do you ever use them veer? 

I got this 9" grinder today. Got a masonry disc as well. Let's see how well it can cut engineering bricks tomorrow (hopefully weather will be good!)

I have used a few but not that many veer ji. The angle grinder shown is very dangerous as my dad says from experience. But its best to use the angle grinder on metal objects. Also try to use as much safety personal equipment as possible with these tools.

Waheguru

2 hours ago, dalsingh101 said:

Anyone like DIY and buys power tools (i.e. angle grinders, mitre saws, skill saws etc.)? Want to start a thread reviewing some of them and maybe sharing experiences.

Yes veer ji my dad does as he works as a carpenter. So i have got a shed full of power tools from chop saws,skill saws to hammers and anything you can name