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Discuss Good Old Delroy, he gets all the best Jobs :) in the UK Electrical Forum area at ElectriciansForums.net
best screwdrivers are them wht you can hit with a hammer and they don't bend or break.Love Delroy's 1 size fits all screwdriver
You mean, someone else’s?best screwdrivers are them wht you can hit with a hammer and they don't bend or break.
He normally uses a wera interchange screwdriver , so technically he has 1 screwdriver (handle) but uses different insertsLove Delroy's 1 size fits all screwdriver
I see Del has a new fancy magnetic screwdriver in the latest vid , very posh Del
Watched up to about 5 minutes
Not great that he earthed the socket but ignored the rest of the circuit, if that's the way he left it
He hacked the wall to bits, when you can see the cable could have been easily fished.Why on earth didn't he A- check the dry lining box cutting area with a bradawl first to check for timbers behind or B - just fix the plasterboard back with a couple of screws and make the double box cutout an inch and a half higher- or lower ??
Instead of butchering the timber frame and making extra work.....
I personally don't think cutting into a noggin for a backbox is such a big problem in the grand scheme, if it gets the accessory to where the customer wants it. A lot of newer builds don't have noggins in their stud walls anyway.Why on earth didn't he A- check the dry lining box cutting area with a bradawl first to check for timbers behind or B - just fix the plasterboard back with a couple of screws and make the double box cutout an inch and a half higher- or lower ??
Instead of butchering the timber frame and making extra work.....
He cut one more hole than was absolutely necessary, but you saw the state of the wall anyway, hardly a big deal when it all needs patching up.He hacked the wall to bits, when you can see the cable could have been easily fished.
I thought that , but once the wall is re-boarded with 12.5 mm board and tiled the cable will likely be 50mm below surface so no zone requiredI personally don't think cutting into a noggin for a backbox is such a big problem in the grand scheme, if it gets the accessory to where the customer wants it. A lot of newer builds don't have noggins in their stud walls anyway.
He cut one more hole than was absolutely necessary, but you saw the state of the wall anyway, hardly a big deal when it all needs patching up.
The cable route in the vid possibly raises an eyebrow, but perhaps it will be >50mm from the surface.
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