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    Right tool for cutting a 19mm wide slot in a banister rail

    I have a glass sided stair with 17mm thick laminated glass. I want to fit a stair rail. I'm thinking the best way is to cut a slot that's 19mm wide and (say) 20mm deep and epoxy the rails to the top of the glass. The rail I have chosen is basically a 54mm diameter pole with a 25mm flat on...
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    Attaching shelves (internally) and stuff like TV aerials (externally) with SIPS

    I'm shortly moving into the property constructed using SIPS Here's the detail of the walls: How should I attach stuff like shelves, TV mounting brackets, aerials etc.. given this construction technique. Thanks, David
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    Fastening things like internal shelves, external TV aerials etc. to SIPS

    I'm moving to house that is primarily constructed using SIPS. If I want to attach the mast for a TV aerial to the outside of the house what should I use to ensure it is solidly fastened and so that the SIPS are not compromised. Similar questions for fastening potentially heavy stuff like...
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    Modern MK RCBOs in old (1986 vintage) Sentry Consumer Unit

    The time clock on its own was about £100 :(
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    Modern MK RCBOs in old (1986 vintage) Sentry Consumer Unit

    Hmmm its a 20 way (10 in each layer) unit. I recently had to change the Time clock in the lower half and that fitted OK without needing to do surgery on the opening. Just changing the items I listed in my initial post would cost around £60 plus VAT. I doubt I'd get a 21 way split unit...
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    Modern MK RCBOs in old (1986 vintage) Sentry Consumer Unit

    Except it's a double CU so prefer not to replace, you are only seeing one of two rows. Yes they are mounted on a standard DIN rail. As for isolation yes I have an external 100A isolator before the CUs (yes there's another one as well as this double row one).
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    Modern MK RCBOs in old (1986 vintage) Sentry Consumer Unit

    I have an old MK Sentry Consumer unit fitted with LN59xx MCBs: I want to replace the LN5905 5A MCBs with H6832s (6A, 30mA, Type A) RCBOs so that the lighting circuits are RCD protected (given that I cannot find an RCD to fit this CU). I can see that the busbar isn't compatible, so I will...
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    Bosch PWP631BF1B induction hob power limit

    Rating plate saith 3000W :(
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    Bosch PWP631BF1B induction hob power limit

    No I fear not - if you're referring to option C7 on page 16 - it still limits to 3KW even if I set it to 4.5kW David
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    Bosch PWP631BF1B induction hob power limit

    It has been used for a month or so. Only noticed the problem yesterday when I wanted to heat three pans at the same time and it went into power-limit mode. As in title this model is PWP631BF1B ...
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    Bosch PWP631BF1B induction hob power limit

    I recently bought one of these induction hobs that came with a 13A plug fitted. I have it wired in properly (6mm T&E). However it still power limits to 3000W :( Bosch do a variant (PWP631BB1E) of which I was unaware, that is rated for 4.6kW (20A supply). AFAICT the power limit is the only...
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    Syphon for very old cistern

    Image here: I finally found (at B&Q of all places) a Fluidmaster push button dual flush unit that said it fitted 2" and 1.5" outlets. I bought it and even though the hole in the cistern base is nominally a bit larger than the standard for 2" outlet units, it did fit! While not quite...
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    Syphon for very old cistern

    I have an old (Shanks) cistern with an bottom exit hole that is 2½" in diameter and the flush pipe is about 1 5/8" diameter. This isn't a simple case of fitting a new diaphragm, this one uses a disc that slides up and down the shaft inside the bell. The hole at the top of the bell through...
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