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Drilling on a curve?
I've got a couple of wall lights for use in the bedroom. They're actually
meant to be permanently wired but I need to add flex to them so that I can plug them into a standard 13A socket. There's a picture here http://www.thelightingsuperstore.co....roductid=44427 and, although these are not the actual fittings I've got, this illustrates the problem very well. The bottom of the fitting is curved and I need to drill a hole to take a rubber grommet that will then allow an entry for some black 3-core 0.5mm flex. I've never tried to drill on a curve before - any particular techniques to it? TIA |
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