WAYWT - The Hard Labour Edition aka "Working in your workwear".

[Gammaman]

Lefty under UV light

[neph93]

Oh fekk @Gammaman they are fantastic shots! Very cool.

[neph93]

Getting the IH-555-SST AND MY iHSH-106 all dusty…

[RoxRocks86]

777XHS

[jordanscollected]

just don't hand your jeans from that drain pipe @RoxRocks86, or you'll tear it down.

cool pics, cool fits

[Appfaff]

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[A Former User]

Top shelf @RoxRocks86 @Appfaff

[neph93]

Rox on a roof!

[RoxRocks86]

Thanks fellas 

@jordanscollected it may be a roof top party but it's not that kind of roof top party

[jordanscollected]

JESUS Martha @RoxRocks86, I hadn’t even considered that option. I figured you brought a backup pair of jeans.

[dinobarnesberlin]

Love your work ethic @RoxRocks86 …showing those 777s who's the boss

[Steffen]

Carhartt Bib
Beams Longsleeve
Nike Blazer SB

I usually dont wear Sneakers to Construction Sites but we are currently finishing everything up and doing the furnishing, for those works I prefer ligther Shoes over my Carhartt S3 Chelseas.

[T.J.]

Working on our old barn in my IH-814ind

[Giles]

Very nice…

[henry_david]

@Steffen – looking sharp af dude!

@thomas01 – EPIC levels of grime man 

[Steffen]

Thanks Mate @henry_david

[Brock]

Happy st Patrick’s Day.

Ship John
GPWW
Wesco

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[Appfaff]

SRs back to work…

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[Steffen]

Drinking like a Pro @Appfaff

I always find it fascinating that people who do some DIY Stuff at home wear knee protection and pros dont even tough they are a hundred times more often on their knees, thats just unreasonable.

On a brighter sight a ordered a bunch of festool stuff today thats always a little christmassy.

[neph93]

@Steffen:

I always find it fascinating that people who do some DIY Stuff at home wear knee protection and pros dont even tough they are a hundred times more often on their knees, thats just unreasonable.

Warning: This is a bit of a downer post, but it is relevant. Not looking for "sorry about your friend" etc.

I had a very good friend who died recently and was in construction all his life. He didn't use safety/protective gear as many pro's don't and before he died, he had very little hearing left, couldn't walk any distances because of bad knees, he'd ruined his back, and had bad lungs despite never having smoked. He was in his 50's when he died and killed himself. There were lots of reasons for that but one of them was that he couldn't accept his deteriorating health. He thought he'd be this big, badass building guy forever.

There are currently guys working on my house now in their 20's who are operating bandsaw's and concrete cutters all day with no breathing or hearing protection. There is a macho culture in that industry which is seriously dangerous.