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What type and make of drill are you using???

Holmes have you been on the opium again :roll: :mrgreen: :mrgreen:

Sorry yes on the up staits lighting circuit, isolate that circuit at the cu/fuse box first, and test that fittings etc. are not live, and then check the terminals are tight.

Sounds like you've got a loose connection somewhere, either at a ceiling rose, a switch, or a hidden junction box. Start off checking the terminals are tight on any of these you find, in the area where the hammering was taking place.

Why not run it off the same spur as your new light.

Spuring off a radial is fine yes.

Are you sure it is a ring final :?: Although ring finals are not against the reg's, in Ireland radials are the norm. If it is a radial it should be protected with a, 16A or 20A mcb(etc.) and spurring of it should not be a problem.

The face plate of the switch must be earthed, if the back box is sunk into the wall, the earth wire from from face plate to back box, can be omitted. So yes you've got it right, moving the earth from the backplate to the faceplate.

If there is only one cable yes. Yes!

Huummm.

Maybe you should have bought one of these off ebay: Then you could have accurately measured the strands, and worked out the csa of the cable. Edit: Is that better RF.

That looks like MICC (aka pyro) to me, which means you don't stand a chance of DIYing it, look up micc in the wiki to see what you are up against.

Pressure cookers have two pressure relief valves, one being used to maintain a fairly constant pressure whilst cooking, the other is a safety valve, which remains closed in normal use, and is set to open above normal operating pressure, but below dangerous levels. The safety valves are designed...

Apparently not :!: I think we all would of guessed, that if you pulverize a LED or two, it's not really a good idea to eat the bits :roll:

How silly of me, that would be better. Don't know why I didn't put it there, probably due to beer and tiredness

should do the trick, providing the timer relay set at 1min opperates a nats chuff, before the other one.

St. Louis, Missouri. apparently http://royal.pingdom.com/2008/01/09/the-worst-cable-mess-ever/

Sounds like you've fitted the wrong fuel filter, some have a valve in to stop the fuel, draining back into the tank when the engine is not running, i'm guessing you've fitted one without, and it's got to suck the fuel back up the line, after it's been left for a while.