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[RF Lighting]

10/10 if you'd re-papered the wall as well

I'd like to claim my 10/10

 

[333rocky333]

Nice job.
Is that the MK Edge grid stuff

 

[RF Lighting]

Certainly is.

Over priced IMO, but looks the buisiness

 

[17thman]

lovely work. sparks who care, carry on, testimony for us all.

Part A? with the depth ?

 

[RF Lighting]

Nah, it's only 10mm into the brick. Most of it is in plaster / render.

It's not modern paper thin wall either

 

[dingodeano]

Sterling work RF as always shown by your pics , your neatness is a level that i aspire too !! now butt kissing aside..

i am wondering how you filled the cert ? im assuming that you didn't do all the switch drops on the same circuit.

 

[ban-all-sheds]

Since this topic has been reactivated anyway...

Are there any de-burring tools worth having for cleaning up the ends of conduit after cutting, or is it down to a few strokes from a file?

 

[NotHimAgain]

Since this topic has been reactivated anyway...

Are there any de-burring tools worth having for cleaning up the ends of conduit after cutting, or is it down to a few strokes from a file?

You might find one listed as a conduit reamer - it is just a large tapered reamer.

They are likely to be expensive - if it is just for occasional use a large round or half round file is OK.

 

[Spark123]

How about using a pair of pliers closed up, insert into the pipe and turn to remove the burr?

 

[NotHimAgain]

Pliers are OK - anything that just takes the bur off will do.

Try this
http://indoors.pricegrabber.co.uk/power-tools-accessories/HB3-Pipe-Reamer-10-34mm/m711677054.html

 

[Symptoms]

RF - your gold star is in the post .... go to the top of the class

 

[conny]

He's been top of the class for so long he's feeling lonely!

 

[ban-all-sheds]

Try this
http://indoors.pricegrabber.co.uk/power-tools-accessories/HB3-Pipe-Reamer-10-34mm/m711677054.html

Thanks, but I think I'll try pliers and/or files...

Presumably cutting tools which don't leave burrs in the first place will be equally unrealistic if I haven't got many cuts to make.

 

[XtraRaptor]

I use one of these on holes, they are very good, but have not tried them on conduit.

http://www.screwfix.com/search.do?f...=P&gclid=CPuXjIfox5kCFQG7GgodnhCOuA&source=aw




Nick.

 

[kevindgas]

Try this
http://indoors.pricegrabber.co.uk/power-tools-accessories/HB3-Pipe-Reamer-10-34mm/m711677054.html

Thanks, but I think I'll try pliers and/or files...

Presumably cutting tools which don't leave burrs in the first place will be equally unrealistic if I haven't got many cuts to make.

£24 isn't expensive unless you are only doing a couple of pipes and looking at it would think it would work equally as well on copper