Recent content by londonfire

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    Favourite amend 3 board

    Including vat. So just brought a load to keep in stock. Had 50m of 10mm for bonding for £29 all in too.
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    Favourite amend 3 board

    Used electric base online for the first time recently and there prices were great. As in better than I was getting over the counter! Now have a garage load of White hager sockets and switches. £2.30 for a double pole double socket. About 70p for a 1 gang light switch. Proper bargains
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    Ck pliers 160/180/200

    The price is about the same as Amazon. I just got a fresh pair of ck side snips with the notches for 1.5 and 2.5. They We're £20 and the standard side snips from that set were £15
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    Lacking space in the box

    Specially if they shift right over to the left.
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    Lacking space in the box

    I would try and get the meter changed to a digital meter. Would give you a tad more room
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    New hoover - suggestions

    I will 3rd on the Bosch gas35 top class vac.
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    Grip it

    I'm the same same only use when hollow.
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    Grip it

    Have always used hollow wall anchors with an applicator tool like these http://www.NoLinkingToThis/c/screws-nails-fixings/cavity-fixings/cat7280101?cm_sp=level3-_-screwsfixings-_-hollowwall Really easy to use and only leave a small hole if removed (just use a drill bit for metal)
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    SDS scutch. What brand?

    I have the armeg one which is alright. Just needs a bit of adjustment with a lump hammer every now and then...
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    Wall Chasing Machine for installing electrical wiring?

    I use a makita sg1250 wall chaser A Bosch gas35 m class for dust extraction And an SDS drill with a scutch bit or a tile lifting bit for scraping out the back boxes
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    Wall Chasing Machine for installing electrical wiring?

    If only I had thought of that lol
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    Wall Chasing Machine for installing electrical wiring?

    Just buy a wall chaser and decent dust extractor. A floor to ceiling chase can be done in less than 10min with minimal damage. Just chase and take the middle out with the SDS with a flat bit on. With a bit of practise you can cut back boxes out too.
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    Wall Chasing Machine for installing electrical wiring?

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    Hot Air Gun for Heat Shrink

    Second the creme brûlée burner. Wife wasn't happy when she could no longer find it though!
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    Hoover for wall chasing

    I ruined an L class metabo in a day chasing. The m class ones are a lot of money but they will handle the dust much better. I have just got some dust bags with a zip at the bottom too so really easy to empty and reuse.

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