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13-07-2008
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| Member Join Date: Jul 2008
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 |  Re: Commercial or Domestic? Quote:
My background was more electronic orientated (CNC) with about 30% 240v (in thise days) and having been out the game for a while and genning up on the regs, Part P requirements and testing and inspection, it surprised me just how technical some aspects of house bashing has become! | |
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