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OK, so I found out that my drill won't fit between the joists (between
ground floor and first floor) with a 25mm bit in it so I'm looking for a right angle drill or a right angle adapter. I found this one: http://www.screwfix.com/app/sfd/cat/...08869&id=19979 Not cheap and probably wouldn't manage 25mm through a joist. This is cheap but doesn't look like it would cope either: http://www.inest.co.uk/range.asp?typeId=603&id=539 Any other ideas? (I realise I can very easily cut a notch in the top of the joist but a drill is quicker, neater and easier - it will also mean I can put the pipes lower down in the joist which will stop them from heating the very creaky floorboards causing expansion and banging.) TIA Mr F |
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