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Does anyone install Legrand Salamandre trunking?
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You mean that despite how much it costs it doesn't come pre-drilled?
That's outrageous.
And don't try and tell me it's for when you've cut it to length - look at the photos, there's no way someone has just gone through that with a hacksaw....
That's outrageous.
And don't try and tell me it's for when you've cut it to length - look at the photos, there's no way someone has just gone through that with a hacksaw....
A full length is pre drilled at both ends. This template is for when you've cut it to length 
Perfect
When I was a lad, you would cut the joiner from an offcut of trunking.
I see someone still actually used DeWalt (Black and Decker) drills!
Must have been taken a few years ago.
Must have been taken a few years ago.
it's all good and well as long as the stupid couplers have been bent right..
we had some that were bent slightly out so even the pre-drilled holes only just managed to get the screw in..
we had some that were bent slightly out so even the pre-drilled holes only just managed to get the screw in..
My free cutting and drilling jig arrived this morning. Well chuffed
You're not a fan of the yellow brand then?
Unless it's one of the old ones, I wouldn't touch it with yours.
I am considering a purchase in this area,sofar I am all makita 110v, But was tempted by the 99 special dewalt at screwfix. Not so much now
Martin
Martin
They can afford to sell DeWalt that cheap for a reason 
I personally think you can't go wrong with makita. I've got a 24V SDS drill, a 230V belt sander, a 110V jigsaw, a petrol 'sthil' saw, a 1/4" 230V router. My drill gets heavy trade use every day of the week, and is still going strong after three years. The rest gets light trade / very heavy DIY use, and never had a problem yet
I personally think you can't go wrong with makita. I've got a 24V SDS drill, a 230V belt sander, a 110V jigsaw, a petrol 'sthil' saw, a 1/4" 230V router. My drill gets heavy trade use every day of the week, and is still going strong after three years. The rest gets light trade / very heavy DIY use, and never had a problem yet
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