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Used it in anger this week, nice piece of kit, much more solid and comfortable than the old plastic fantastic. Still a little bamboozled as to...
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No unit has been very well looked after and sits in my old fluke box Spoke to megger this week on phone and tech guy thinks it could be an...
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I might try :Scolmore Click as they seem to get good reviews .
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https://www.cromwell.co.uk/shop/hand-tools/sheet-metal-cutters/manual-nibblers-cut-straight-blade-molybdenum-steel/p/SEN5918090K This is what I...
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OK, didn't realise that. I've used Triton handwash units before, many years ago,,,they were ok for simpple handwashing
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I tried to get hold of technical but TLC couldn't/wouldn't give me the number! I've never had problems dimming Integral brand Gu10's before
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Why has it got a banjo outside as well as a bolt through ? I've never been a fan of drilling extra holes for no real benefit that I can think of...
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If only someone could have confirmed this earlier and maybe even provided a helpful link.
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It's really not. I have several veto bags and none of them were quite right for my loadout, and they are not as expensive. Having said that the...
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If it’s for the light duty tray that’s just a single layer of metal then either Weiss or fat max aviation tin snips will work fine, just get the...
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What's the brightest laser around at the moment that isn't stupid money?
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Call your provider and explain to them that when they changed the meter they didn't crimp it with the correct crimping tool. Be sure to update us...
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All joking aside I’ve had 3x dewalt tstak boxes for several years now and they’ve been great and they didn’t break the bank either. One even has...
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Well done. Leads sound a bit high btw mine are 0.07 when warmed up. Rcd uplift - I either calculate Zs, or use the kitcher trick. See
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I have used one of these for years with no probs Quintest UTP/STP Modular Tester - https://contactitsolutions.co.uk/quintest-utp-stp-modular-tester
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I have found that the metal clad sockets can't handle 13A for long so now fit MK which last longer but not for ever
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I used a few of them today when moving a consumer unit. They helped enormously. I could very quickly connect up the ring circuits using the 2 way...
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Might be time they also removed this from their downloadable manual.
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Also a torque screwdriver requires the user to actually pre-set it to the correct torque for the correct device I have seen people set it to...
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Just looked at their accessories and they have a similar shape, but those rockers look like something from the 1980s. 'Influencers' might be a...
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An excellent book, I highly recommend this too. It bridges the gap from the theory of the classroom to the reality of real installations.
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I think I can do about 30 to 40RPM by hand. So anything above 100 is twice what I can do.
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I would say it is more about the bits than the torque of the drill. I use high quality Fisch auger bits for drilling out mortices and peg holes...
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The biggest change for me has to be the plethora of battery powered tools that are available now that speed up the job no end. Looking back, how...
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I have installed a few PIV systems. They are more whole house solutions than single room solutions and they are suprisingly effective. Both...
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At least i didnt drop the slate on my foot like i did with the TV...... My big toe is now half black under the nail.
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Any bag where you can 'stand up' screwdrivers / small tools its best as you can see them. big stuff like hammers just chucked in the bottom. I...
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I'd only seen them up to 32mm as that's the largest I'd ever sourced. Recently I learned they're available up to 75mm and that their price is...
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Another Bosch Blue man here, been using them forever , they haven't given much trouble but are a little pricey Starting out again I'd be looking...
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