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It's one of the joys of working on a big site with other trades mate, you have to have eyes in your butt.
If you want to keep your tools, keep your eyes open & never lend them out.
 
I remember not so long ago the drums of cable used to be made from thick sturdy cardboard now its thin corrugated flimsy cardboard. By the way Doncaster Cables used to be owed by CEF I think.
 
If your stuck Just stick a 3ft length of 20mm conduit in the vice on the bender and then the drums on that , I have done that in the past , bit heavy lugging a bender round though but it was already on site anyway....
 

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