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I have these in my van... https://www.3jc.co.uk/shop/HD-Euro-Storage-Boxes-D031000 ...and can highly recommend. The 60cm by 40cm ones fit really nicely in a van, because three side by side, or two lengthways, both comes to 120cm, which of course fits between the wheel arches on pretty much any...

They are extremely slow at replying. Took me nearly three weeks to get a VAT invoice from them!

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https://www.diynot.com/diy/threads/strange-12-pin-socket.303493/

Nope!

I use multiple extension drill bit holders and a spade bit to drill down through noggins from above... https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/195289907536 Just make sure you stay within the 'safe zones', so either pull the old cable out and enlarge the hole, or drill another hole next to the existing one.

I agree, that switch seems to normally come as a four wire, DC-in and DC-out type switch... https://www.alibaba.com/product-detail/XD-625B-Smart-Wall-Vanity-Bathroom_1600309275207.html?spm=a2700.galleryofferlist.normal_offer.d_title.7d24457d9gzXhU ...and is intended for mirror lighting, rather...

It's supposed to be a tight fit. With a normal 1/2 square drive ratchet, there is a spring loaded ball on one side of the square to hold the socket on. Look inside the square end of a socket and you will see 4 little ground grooves. With any impact that can take a 1/4 hex bit inside the square...

Does your Makita have a side handle? Are you high enough up to have a good firm grip on the drill, or teetering atop a small ladder?

Pin art toy? https://cheapdisabilityaids.co.uk/products/3-pack-colour-uv-pin-art

There was one on fire in Texas the other day making beautiful spiral patterns...

And when the pilot breaks out the other side, drill it from that side to finish the hole, so the veneer doesn't get ruined..

For full size ones, there are still UK manufacturers, but for wall mount they are pretty much all the same, imported from China. Getting one with removable side doors is handy for access, like this... https://www.broadbandbuyer.com/products/12470-allrack-cab9wb450gy/

Yes, you can. Not as strong as screwing into a nice wooden stud, but, if it were only a small TV, I would just pilot hole into the metal stud and screw a No10 or 12 screw directly into it. Plenty strong enough for something light/medium weight, just as long as it's not a cantilever load, i.e...

As long as it's not a long arm cantilever type, which extends/tilts/etc, then yes. If you can centre the bracket on a stud, it will be fine. If you can find a very large bracket which can span two studs, even better. This is the type of fixing you want, whether it's into the plasterboard, or...

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Tape a scrunched up piece of tissue to some string and use a vacuum cleaner to suck the string through. Then attach your cable(s) to the string.

Is that working?

Happened in Potters Bar last week also...

Are they cheapo ones from eBay/Amazon/etc? I'd recommend getting some Fischer ones and trying again. They have a very large range of sizes... https://www.fischer.co.uk/en-gb/products/cavity-fixings/board-fixing/metal-cavity-fixing-hm