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Chasing?

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Start date Feb 9, 2015
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shanky887614

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Feb 9, 2015

Leesparkykent said:
Unless it's 14 Newton concrete block I've never had a problem using a box cutter/sinker. Really quick and just add £30/40 on the price of the rewire for a new cutter,Can't beat it IMO.

i doubt they would work on concrete blocks/hard brick

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shanky887614 said:
i doubt they would work on concrete blocks/hard brick

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^You've got to buy a Decent one though ^

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