Ban-all-sheds manufacturing division?

Given the brevity of your response, I should perhaps share with you that I resisted the temptation to cite ....
It doesn't need to be done in Pyro, but as I fancied having a go, I might as well use it for something real. Unless of course I find that my best efforts end up looking like a microbore plumbing system designed by Heath Williams..... :confused:
...and then asking whether this what you planned to present to the BCO as evidence of your degree of competence to install wiring in the planned fashion :)

Kind Regards, John.
 
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Unless of course I find that my best efforts end up looking like a microbore plumbing system designed by Heath Williams..... :confused:

It's all down to practice.

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Downside of bare copper outside is it can discolour, but it lasts a long, long time. We've stuff in the air on overhead lines that has been there since before WW2
 
That's the reason why bare copper pyro was used.

It is on a church and the dull copper or even light verdigris colour looks absoloutly in keeping with a building like this.

Better than the mess of T&E that was there before. :LOL:
 

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