Just dont use swarfega with the grit in it
pretty useless for everyday use then.
I have this set and it is excellent
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Thank you for information, I would buy one but I have always worried about it lasting for one job and not really saving time over a bolster chisel or just a plain sds chisel
How long have you had it for and how much use has it had?
What materials have you used it on?
Regards Martin
I'll get back to you on that.ahh, sorry ban, I'm too busy, but I could send Mr Sparkybird along as a substitute if you like?
I have this set and it is excellent
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Quadcut-Multi...ies_Electrical_ET&hash=item1e60377daa[/QUOTE]
Thank you for information, I would buy one but I have always worried about it lasting for one job and not really saving time over a bolster chisel or just a plain sds chisel
How long have you had it for and how much use has it had?
What materials have you used it on?
Regards Martin
Hello Martin
I have had my kit for about 6 months now and have not had any problems done about 100 sockets and switches or so in Aeriated/Cinder/Concrete blocks soft red and yellow block and flittings with no problems
Spare parts can be ordered direct from the company but I have not felt the need to replace any of my gear yet.
The only slight negative is you have to use a drill template for double back boxes to mark the holes side by side for the circular cutter which takes a bit of getting used to and the fixing hole it drills is a little big for my brand of rawl plug
Other than that very very happy and save loads of time and mess
The last posting leads on to another question. Do I need to have conduit from a socket downwards, or can I simply plaster over insulated cable? How deep should these be?
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