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RE: Re: Cabling the house
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- Subject: RE: Re: Cabling the house
- From: "Dr John Tankard" <john@xxxxxxx>
- Date: Sat, 15 Sep 2001 07:34:54 +0100
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>
> If you encounter a stud part way up the wall you can get flexible
> drill shafts that allow you to get in but only about 1 metre and you
> would need a large hole to gain access with it. I guess it would also
> be quite difficult, if not impossible, to control.
>
If there is insulation in the wall don't try to drill though it you
might break your arm, the stuff gets wrapped up in the bit and will very
quickly form a ball, which either bursts the plasterboard or jams solid
forcing the drill to try and rotate.
For all the trouble, I would be tempted to go down to the cash point get
200 quid and put it on the foreman's desk and ask him real nice if he
would consider removing some of the boards, if you are careful with the
placement you might manage with only a couple of boards removed from
every other room
John
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