Pete's Videos A clipping masterclass

[Pete999]

 

[Specialist]

@DavidSpark : A section for Helpful & Good how to videos, hmm now there's a novel concept.
Nah never catch on, where's the fun in that ?

 

[Pete999]

You tell him Pete, had me cringing in my seat

@DavidSpark : A section for Helpful & Good how to videos, hmm now there's a novel concept.
Nah never catch on, where's the fun in that ?

IfI could find some I would post em up

 

[Specialist]

What are we talking about here Pete, Helpful video's or peoples cut off bits ? I'm confused

 

[Pete999]

What are we talking about here Pete, Helpful video's or peoples cut off bits ? I'm confused

Helpful videos

 

[telectrix]

i'm still searching t'internet for a short shat.

 

[7029 dave]

Be a damn site less hard to bang in if you use the whole hammer handle length.
My dad used to shout at me "they made the handle that long for a reason son"

He needs to book a handle out of the stores. lol

 

[7029 dave]

You always drill from in to out.

 

[telectrix]

You always drill from in to out.

rare i do that.

1. burst brick on outside difficult to repair.

2. finding a course is easier drilling from outside.

3. only drill from inside if i can't measure position. then i run a 10mm through first to mark, then bigger drill from outside.

 

[Specialist]

Have to wait until tomorrow morning tel, you might have one then

 

[JK-Electrical]

I found his advice regarding being aware of socket and switch wiring on the other side of a wall before drilling through to be very useful indeed and is something that I'll keep in mind in the future.

 

[7029 dave]

rare i do that.

1. burst brick on outside difficult to repair.

2. finding a course is easier drilling from outside.

3. only drill from inside if i can't measure position. then i run a 10mm through first to mark, then bigger drill from outside.

Last time I did that ended up with 4meters of cable coiled up in the downstairs bathroom through tiles imported from Italy. (nightmare) lol

 

[Specialist]

Last time I did that ended up with 4meters of cable coiled up in the downstairs bathroom through tiles imported from Italy. (nightmare) lol

Ouch, you should have borrowed tel's tape measure

 

[7029 dave]

Ouch, you should have borrowed tel's tape measure

HA HA have never forgot that.

 

[JK-Electrical]

if the mortar is very hars, you can use plugs for the nail clips. drill 4.5mm SDS, 1" deep, push in plug. nail.

Aye .... these plugs are excellent for hard mortar ..... remember to space them a hammer's length apart though.

 

[7029 dave]

Ouch, you should have borrowed tel's tape measure

My mate wet himself, said clip it up and string it across for a washing line. lol