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if new cable run is not chased in then no need for it to be rcd protected so rcd socket outlet may be you best option, a better option may be to rcd the whole circuit. circumstance will dictate of course

think your right there batty with the reg, i would say 1 rcd for the whole install does not comply dule boards are quite cheap i would not think a single rcd board be that much cheaper or is space an issue mate if so rcbo route as already said

i would have thought sfcu at low level and a flex outlet plate would be the best option,

Professional building tools news - innovations and developments thats what i got and i get on realy well with it, like i said befor on brick it aint so great

could be wrong here but it says bonding conductor shall have not less than half csa required for the earthng conductor and not less than 6mm. say if you calculate the required earthing csa as 12mm for instance 16mm would be installed as its the closes suitable size however the bonding could...

same as befor mate for the rcbo do you want a pm mate

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it dose make a fair bit of fine dust, i have a dust collector on mine which grabs most of it but even with that it gets dusty, the channling chisel chucks a bit of mess out too, but thats not a bad bit of kit for getting behined coving ect

i get on well with the armeg, got the set with the channleing chisel and hard material chisle, have used it on brick and its not so great, but on breeze i find it works very well (most of the walls i encounter are breeze) and it saves me a lot of time especialy if you have a few to do as you...

its the last time i take the lid off while cornering.

it was early so not so hot,

a bloody hot saturday prob the last, sounds like a right pain in the arse day, alls well that ends well i guess. i think i will always make sure i have some speed fit couplers 22mm and 15mm in the van from now on. ps if it makes you feel better i spilt very hot coffee all over my thighs today...

i dont know, i missed it too

cost me a fourtune in extendable rods

sounds like a plan i will need to get an inspection pit, 16mm g/y inspection pit, that will add a bit on to the price

if i used 16mm could i run it through exixting cracks and screed over it with out conduit?

B-)fat rods, i will prob get a good reading if i could drive it in more than 500m but i dont think i will be able to that close to the house, got a meter width of concrete around the house ( full of cracks though] :) )