RE: Re: Really nice HA/Home Cinema Install

["White, Peter" <peter.white@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Not so messy if you attach a vacuum.  Still a minor dust storm, and
very
noisy, but also very effective. One of those invaluable tools used once
every 10 years, so I'd never buy one, but they're only =A320 a day to rent.

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From: Paul Gordon [mailto:paul@xxxxxxx]=20
Sent: 21 July 2006 12:33
To: UKHA_D Group
Subject: RE: [ukha_d] Re: Really nice HA/Home Cinema Install



I thought about commenting on the wall-chaser options too. (not the
carpet for once, as I inherited one far, far worse when I bought my
house..)

I believe I have heard of at least two varieties of wall chaser, - one
is an SDS channeller, - basically a channel shaped chisel bit used with
hammer action only in an SDS drill, - the other I *think* I've seen
reference to in the past, is like a dual-bladed angle grinder, where
there are two, quite small cutting discs about an ince apart, that cut
both sides of a channel at once.. - makes it nice & easy to keep the
two
sides parallel... (although not doubt makes double the dust as it does
it)...

Paul G.


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> Sent: 21 July 2006 12:17
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> Subject: RE: [ukha_d] Re: Really nice HA/Home Cinema Install
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> Great article. I was going to mention the carpet, but it appears that
> countless other people have already!
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> Your wall chasing sound tortuous, did you not think about=20
> hiring a wall
> chaser for the day (wise word now, I know!).
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