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The Medway Handyman
wibbled on Saturday 02 January 2010 23:08 For the record I am in the process of implementing a major domestic heating upgrade (thermal store) and have used lots of those nice interlocking pipe clips that allow you to run parallel pipes very close to one another. Problem is that this clipping technology looks great but makes any compression joint utterly inaccessible. Example he http://home.btconnect.com/vortex/access.jpg Hence the need for one of these funky spanners. Today's leak was entirely due to incompetence on my part but now I want to check every nut before "going live". Nice job that. Seconded - nothing like a bit of neatly done copper. -- Tim Watts This space intentionally left blank... |
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