Western Australia - looking for part-time help

Discussion in 'Services & Employment' started by captainjsw, Dec 4, 2007.

  1. captainjsw
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    captainjsw Junior Member

    I have just started the construction of a 17m catamaran. I am building using Du-Flex. I am looking for someone to lend a hand on a casual basis. It would suit retired or semi retired handyman or tradesperson, or anyone that likes messing around with boats. I was using someone local but he has been unwell lately and cannot continue. I know this is a long shot but worth typing a few words I thought. The boat is located very close to Mandurah in Western Australia. I have a boat for sale and once this has been sold I will be in a position to get things moving faster. Anyone know anyone, or know anyone who knows anyone. Thanks.
     
  2. Wild Dingo
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    Wild Dingo New Member

    Gidday!
    Just registered thanks to a pm by a mate who saw this and gave me the heads up on another forum (cheers Hans :cool: )

    Mate Im down south of you in Brunswick Junction and could possibly give you a few hours now and again... possibly more next year

    Theres a possiblity I could possibly round up a couple of young helpers (mid twenties) as well as I have a nephew in Pinjarra and a son in law I could rope in as I go past Harvey and another in Australind who doesnt shirk hard yakka for his new ubeaut father in law... depending on what theyre up to on a given weekend... I may even be able to convince the father in law to wander up and give a hand when hes not up in Darwin on his 10mtr cat... bit of first hand knowledge you know?

    Im also after a boat... so any info on the one your selling would be good and we may be able to do some sort of deal??? ;)

    As yet I havent spent any time working this forum out but will do ASAP
    Ive also got a good shed of woodworking tools and machines so if needed some work could be done down here and bought up as required.

    Cheers
    Shane
     
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  3. captainjsw
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    captainjsw Junior Member

    Hi Shane, Thanks for the response. In a week or two I will be laminating the first hull and the fairing during Janurary, I could do with some help then for sure. PM me your e-mail and I'll give you some more info

    John
     
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  4. hansp77
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    hansp77

    Well,
    I've gone and done it...
    let this be a warning-
    Shane, AKA Wild Dingo, has arrived (sound affects: massive gong being struck):eek:;):D:D

    just joking of course.

    A very big welcome, and great to see you here Shane, I hope you stick around- and all the best for John and his project:)

    Hans.
     
  5. Wild Dingo
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    Wild Dingo New Member

    Well after a mess with the password and having to get a newy I sorta think Ive got it sussed... maybe?... ah well we will see eh

    Hans... if there was a shy embarressed fella kickin a stone smilie Id put it here... Im not that bad surely?? :rolleyes: yeah alright maybe :p

    Anyway John I will see if the pm thing works now cause I havent been able to get it to previously... your profile didnt show any method of contact... but hey I wasnt logged on so maybe that was it?

    Cheers
     
  6. hansp77
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    hansp77

    LOL,
    yeah, with that last image in mind, i'd be reaching for the flying pig smiley:p sorry, scratch that, the flying flock of pigs smiley:D
    shy and embarressed Shane, sheesh.. now I've seen everything;)

    and ah, sorry for the joking around John, on a more serious note,
    if you click on John's login name and select 'view public profile' it will take you to here where it appears you can either email him or send him a PM.
    You can I have just noticed also visit his website.

    All the best fella's, I'll make my exit now.
     
  7. hansp77
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    hansp77

    Did I just say exit:rolleyes:, sorry, one more,

    Shane, I just clicked on your profile, and it appears that I cannot send you a PM or an email either:confused:
    Maybe it is something to do with being a brand new member, and a automatic restriction on what you can do until you hit a few more posts or after a certain time (to stop spamming and such)? I know I have encountered these sort of things in other forums.

    so, short way around, if you want, shoot me a PM over at woodenboat, and I will pass it on to John from here, or just start making yourself known and get that post count up a bit. shouldn't be a problem eh:rolleyes::D

    Hans.
     
  8. Wild Dingo
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    Wild Dingo New Member

    Geeeeeeeeeez mate!!! Givin me a rep before Ive even begun???? STREWTH!! Im gonna be right quiet around here... Im really REALLY a shy retirin sorta fella... really I am... until yer get to know me!! :D

    Anyway when I checked after I posted that his email was fine but still no pm feature so I zapped him an email so we will see how we get on :cool:

    Im curious is that boat in your website is the one your trying to sell John?

    Cheers!!
     
  9. captainjsw
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    captainjsw Junior Member

    Hi Hans - and Shane, Yes that is the boat I need to sell (on the web site) before I can really get things moving. I can probably carry on at this rate for around 6 months then things start getting a bit expensive - oh and the money will have ran out too. So the boat will have to be gone by then. Got your e-mail will send you some details of were the boat is etc and where we are at
    Thanks John
     
  10. captainjsw
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    captainjsw Junior Member

    Shane could probably do with some help Sunday morning if you can help
     
  11. Wild Dingo
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    Wild Dingo New Member

    Had a feeling that would be the one John... okay we gotta yarn!! :cool:

    As to Sunday... mmm would love to but I think the missus would shoot me if I shot of to Mandurah with the bathroom in bits!! Renos happenin just now... should be done by Monday so next weekend may be better for me? Let me know eh!
    Cheers
    Shane
     

  12. valpen
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    valpen valpen

    Finnish Handyman?

    Pls tell me more about your job. I am Finnish citizen 62 yrs age. but very still going strong. Lifetime experience with sailboats. Even prof level construction, epoxy / grp. Also woodwork. Interesting to see Australia & doing work there? Brgds, Ex. Pilot, Valpen Finland
     
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