Workmans U.K In Action

**Southern Breeze** · 2nd September 06, 08:50 PM

I thought I'd post a pic of me in my Workmans Utilikilt. We've just finshed the last of two 18 hour days and I'm beat. We were doing remodeling at the church where I'm a member. We removed the old sheet paneling and installed pine T&G paneling. Since the building is over 100 years old, nothing is plumb, level or square making any work a challenge.

**Tattoo Bradley** · 2nd September 06, 09:17 PM

I like that model of UK.

That pine paneling looks very very sharp.

**andyfg** · 3rd September 06, 05:22 AM

So the workman really works, then!

**Graham** · 3rd September 06, 06:06 AM

Nice photo.
How did the kilt stand up to the work?
Did you need the modesty snap on the higher boards?

**Blu (Ontario)** · 3rd September 06, 07:40 AM

The challenges of working in a building that's neither square, plumb, or level, need be of no concern to someone who is obviously "off kilter".

.

**Riverkilt** · 3rd September 06, 08:10 AM

A Caramel Workman's to boot!

Never thought of khaki with it, thanks for that idea, looks sharp.

Ron

**Southern Breeze** · 3rd September 06, 11:41 AM

Originally Posted by Blu (Ontario)

The challenges of working in a building that's neither square, plumb, or level, need be of no concern to someone who is obviously "off kilter".

.

Good point, I'll have to remember that!

Graham, the kilt held it's own and then some. It helps to think of these as Scottish Carrharts. As for the modesty snaps, they work fine but when I'm up and down ladders constantly I've found that they're more of a hinderance so I don't use them. They ARE usefull when working in public, on windy days or when the ladies are present.