Does anyone have a set of micc tools they no longer require (or want to use) they would like to sell. Been years since I did any micc and have a job coming up with a load of micc installed!?
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Don’t think you read my post then?yes thanks .
dumb ,mmm.yes thanks
I will never use them but I will keep them for nostalgic reasons and I was awesome at Pyro the go to person on site when I was 19 - 24.Check @SWD - He was showing off some bits and pieces and needs all the money he can for his Grand Design!
I still have mine too.I will never use them but I will keep them for nostalgic reasons and I was awesome at Pyro the go to person on site when I was 19 - 24.
Found this today which I want to get rid off as to be honest never used them as I made my own strip'ing tool. not sure what they are worth seen them on eBay for £50 each but I think the seller is having a giraffe.
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Used for brass bushes for conduit connections to a switch, socket or joint box, I was a heathen and used a pair of 5 Holes, thats 5 Holes for the visually impaired........Yes I know the bush spanner isnt used for MIMS.
I still have mine too.
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OP, I may have another potting tool if your still interested? I’m keeping one set for myself just incase though
I dont actually use the joist stripper as its a pain unless the cable is perfectly formed.I have the crimper, ringing and potting tool as well as my home made strip'ing tool, those strippers where a pain when doing 7ft tails.
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