Dave Plowman (News) wrote:
In article .com,
wrote:
I don't buy this. When I started using plastic pipes I used a hacksaw
and trimmed of the pipe edge.

More Drivel spelling?

You are Drivel and I claim my 5 pounds.

Oh he is back....

?

While it is *possible* to use a hacksaw and trim to give a decent end
on the workbench, it's near impossible in an awkward location, so just
as with everything get the correct tool for the job.

How do you know? Have you ever done it?

I'm very careful about any pipe jointing in difficult locations. Avoids
floods. Of course by the sound of it all your 'refurbishments' will
include surface mounted plastic pipes - otherwise you'd have the correct
tools?

Take to flying kites. You and wind go together. :-)

The more you post here, the more it's obvious you don't make a living by
what you claim to.

Living up to your Moron image I see.


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