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Richard

Good mornings,

Quick one before I head out,

Whats the secret to avoiding teethmarks in the conduit whilst its clamped and you threading?

Thank you
 
A decent vice which is not worn and clamping hard. Most damage results from a worn vice and not tightening enough which results in the tube spinning whilst threading.
 
A pad of nylon weave insertion rubber around the conduit. If you know anyone in an engineering shop they should have some.

Now we’ll wait for the smutty comments.
 

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