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Onoff

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  1. Water could be running down the side of that embedded bit.
  2. Pitched 😂
  3. Shame on you then 😂 It's about the journey not the destination!
  4. Ideal job for a 3D printer.
  5. Plenty of videos on using them on YouTube. You are in a minority not using them tbh.
  6. Well...first you remove the wire insulation to the depth indicated on the back of WAGO... 😉
  7. It's available from various places but why? https://quickbit.co.uk/16mm-5-core-swa-cable-per-metre/ Better to run 4-core 16mm² and a separate CPC (earth) if exporting but again why, just rod the outbuilding. Whatever, run it in a duct.
  8. Just squeeze it straight with a pair of pliers.
  9. Onoff

    Bangs !!!

    uPVC guttering, soffits and fascias are notorious for creaking... ?
  10. I've got to dig a 24m trench at the moment. Mulling buying a Chinese digger.
  11. What about... https://www.maxam.co.uk/maintain-your-property/seek-n-seal/
  12. I've fingers in a couple of pies:
  13. UV from sunlight degrades the sheath is the main thing. You could run a line of conduit and put it in that.
  14. I've fingers in a couple of pies:
  15. There was some b@llocks from memory with the NICEIC wanting to "de-neutralise" the earth.
  16. Doesn't matter a carrot as long as you sleeve both ends as far as I'm aware.
  17. A Bladerunner is what you want: https://www.tlc-direct.co.uk/Products/KTWSBR28.html
  18. I've got similar. I left brown as L, sleeved the black with blue for neutral and sleeved the grey with green/yellow for earth.
  19. It's 3 phase cable / colours.
  20. Storm glands another option: https://www.tlc-direct.co.uk/Products/TLST20.html
  21. Use an earth nut to suit, 20/25/32: https://www.tlc-direct.co.uk/Products/PRPEN20.html Check out the Technical & Description bits.
  22. Is the sink an IKEA one per chance?
  23. Does he?
  24. Not in my house. I like my ale real and ambient.
  25. As of today I'm roughly this far through mine with a 107mm core cutter. This is proper kit from a demo contractor mate. En route I've had to have the drill apart and tighten the clutch where it was slipping. Drilling the first 16" was not easy but I got there. Then on the next section it's very easy to go very slightly off true. The angled interfaces then make it stick a bit. Tbh I think the clutch was actually OK and it's slipping a protective thing. Now, using it, it's one slip up from A&E: In case anyone was wondering:
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