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Bought the chas Olson one after reading this thread. One of those tools that you only realise how much you need it once you have it. Don't use it enough to justify the fein one but the coltech branded one seems to be holding up just fine. Blades are the pricey bit, cancelled out by time and...

Looking for someone in the Epsom area to do a board change and a couple of remedial's on a lighting circuit and ring. I'm about 500 miles away so a bit of a drive for me to do it so over in touch if your interested.

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Thats what I thought too. For that price it's worth chucking one in the bottom of my plumbing box. The 15mm self cutter has got me out of the doo doo a couple of times.

I lurk on the plumbing forum and I have shamelessly stolen this from there:

http://www.supremeplumb.com/cgi-bin/DMdatabase.cgi?action=/home/suprem13/public_html/cgi-bin/home/Shop/Plumbing_Fittings/Plumbing_Valves.txt&item=00120 22mm self cutting valve.

Skim and fill from Toolstation Decorators caulk Silicone Expanding foam. If I can't sort it with any of the above then I call my plasterer.

These are what I use often work wise: Invoice2go Easycert Form to go- made a site survey form using this, save loads of time. Tapatalk Honeywell wiring guide PayPal Santander Quick office Dropbox Magic plan - very clever, have a look. Printnshare Tune in radio That should keep you...

I did a course with http://www.systemq.com/ Heavy on the theory, very little practical and brain was leaking out of my ears by the end of day 2. Like all these things theory only goes so far. After the course bought a system and installed it in my house which helped get a better understanding also.

It's a scam. They have acquired your mobile number from a questionable source(call centre probably) then text you looking to confirm your number is in use. Once that's confirmed they sell your number on or use it to batter you with sales calls/texts. Don't text back!

Faulty main isolator only breaking neutral, circuits energise when they find a path back via earth when side cutters bridge them?

Link to a manual for Bosch induction hobs. Sounds to me you've wired it up right, send it back. https://portal.bsh-partner.com/TCcustomBSH/controller/download_file?PDFOBID=smeq66icdcso0pdmdb---ATT&UMOBID=smeq7agcdcso0pdmdb---ATT Does it matter if the pan is empty, some kind of safety cut...

I use these. Less than a tenner and go through most domestic stuff. http://www.screwfix.com/p/cable-cutters-254mm/47997

Phew, thought it was just me missing the point. I close all the mcbs and IR test on the bars, only remove them if there's issues.

This looks interesting as long as you've got a team of plasterers at the back of you. Anyone tried one? http://www.moorcut.co.uk/electrician?page=shop.product_details&flypage=flypage.tpl&product_id=108&category_id=53

Job advertised on the job seekers site. Pay = national minimum wage!!! So just before you spend your savings on a training course guys bare in mind you'll probably still get more money night shift in your local supermarket. Multi-Skilled Maintenance Engineer Vacancy from Job No:BHL/15381SOC...

Is this what you looking for canoe boy? http://stores.ebay.co.uk/The-Hill-Company

First would be isolate and open all the fittings and switches. House built early 90s old colours. Recent addition(loft light) new colours. Trace from there back to wherever they have "Sellotaped" their junction.

Nambarrie or nothing. That's the law in my house.