I have had a wall chaser for years and it's the best thing you will ever use, you can mince about all day with a hammer and bolster, or get white finger by bouncing around on the back of a sds / kango all you want, but the shaser will make a neater chase in a fraction of the time which is infinatly easier to plaster over and make it dissapear. I have used both methods and it's the chaser EVERY time. infact if it wasn't connected to a tidy vac, just a bog standard one, the time you save on making the chase can be used to clean up after yourself.
Lighting - 1.5mm2 or 1mm2 for switched line?
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The other thing I decided was that I really do need to find my ear defenders....
I believe they can be, but can be awkward if the location is close to the floor, in a corner etc....
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Thanks b-a-s. What I need is something to speed up my box placements, get the edges nice and square; hence the angle grinder thoughts. Chasing the cables isn't too bad with hammer & chisel, and I will largely be using the existing locations for the drops to the light switches.
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