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Anyone know if this is any good ? Use to chase out channels in breeze block and other masonry material. Fits SDS+ drills with roto stop feature. 16mm width of cut Costs 80 odd pounds

Thanks for the Nstrett I did indeed buy a 850 Watt SDS drill, I tempted it on the wall and the power was something else. I think I would be making more of a 'channel' with this type of tool. However I am using the chisel bit that came with the drill... maybe a smaller one would work ok.

thanks for the fast reply. !!!!!!! yes its my house.... i was worried about dust.. but thought oh well its only 2 lines... however if its that bad then i will have to get the chisel out i guess

I've decided to cut then chisel a channel to move some light switches around. Can anyone recomend which one I should get ? There are many options on toolstation http://www.toolstation.com/search.html?Search=1&searchstr=disc _____________________ Moderator moved as posted in wrong forum

Thanks KEV I will isolate the blue and see what happens :)

Ok. It took me some time but I've traced each and every cable PINK is really a WHITE CABLE For the most part I hope you can ignore some of the connections. But as the real concern is over this BLUE and EARTH loosely connected

You are both correct. I tend to like to KNOW how everything works, even if I am only checking / changing the thermostat. The above question is the most important one. Thank you for keeping a watchful eye on this thread, I'm already starting to get cold so I really need to get this working...

I'll keep posting things I notice, but you will need to read from the start to help me I think. I can now confirm that the N (BLUE) is connected to E (earth) via wiring centre number 2 and number 3 based on the Honeywell Y plan diagram. Does this seem right ? In addition this connection...

On continuing on. I notice in the diagram that the BOILER is in the wiring diagram. I cannot see any wires linking to my boiler ? Could it be that my boiler detects when water is being pumped and turns its self on ?

Hmm I've just come across this Assuming that my Siemens REV11 is the CLOCK then where are the LIVE and N from the clock connected

Thanks for the fast reply. Thats a great website, and one that I will bookmark Looking at the options I believe I have a Y option. Although, the other day I could have done with it being a W option. That is I need LOTS of hot water for christmas day, and the heating came on..... so I...

More information on the above. The system is currently wired as follows: 2 brown cables are connected to the REV11 1 blue, and 1 earth from the same cable are basically loose at the back and look to be short circuited (ie. melted... looks like a soldering iron has been near them) I...

Dear All, I hope you all had a great Christmas. Today I decided to remove the programmer from the wall (to allow for decoration) I've never really been too happy with what I've seen in terms of how the programmer was connected. After removing it, I am now worried as the wiring looks...

I've just got hold of several juntion boxes. I purchased the 4 terminal 20AMP white versions. I have a lighting circuit in the living room that I would like to update. In the center I have one of those 240v halogen 4 way spots, and I also have 2 wall lights for 'mood lighting'. The...

I went for this one from INDEX Yes I know, not normally what you would expect, however for the SPEC and price it was unbeatable.. beat screwfix, toolstation etc.. I ALSO GOT AN EXTRA 10% off from www.hotukdeals.com 800 watt SDS hammer drill Originally £34.99 Now £29.99 Save 14%...

Thanks.. Good selection there

Thought as much.. It's just so sexy and modern

Hmm, Decissions, decissions So far I have found these sites listing good value SDS drills (can't be bothered with ebay) http://www.bidatool.co.uk/corded_drills_sds?b=1 Shame the cordless ones are double.. I don't own a corded drill.. might have to be my first for the money

Hi all I came across this picture. I love the radiator (nothing too special apart from the fact that the pipes are hidden) But I really like the skirting.. where can I get something like this

Thanks for the replies Looks like I'll aim to get a Nutool SDS drill or similar...