J james the spark ~ May 31, 2011 185 12 93 newcastle Apr 23, 2012 #1 Does anyone have these are they worth the money?
telectrix ~ Mentor Arms Supporter Sep 5, 2010 71,498 72,015 18,688 78 cheshire/staffordshire If you're a qualified, trainee, or retired electrician - Which country is it that your work will be / is / was aimed at? United Kingdom What type of forum member are you? Electrical Engineer (Qualified) Business Name Telectrix Apr 23, 2012 #2 you got a link? i use one of these or Last edited: Apr 23, 2012 Reactions: 2 people
M MNR Apr 23, 2012 #3 100% worth the money. Absolute god send when doing trunking every day. No mess nice clean cut. What's not to like? Marc Reactions: 2 people
100% worth the money. Absolute god send when doing trunking every day. No mess nice clean cut. What's not to like? Marc
telectrix ~ Mentor Arms Supporter Sep 5, 2010 71,498 72,015 18,688 78 cheshire/staffordshire If you're a qualified, trainee, or retired electrician - Which country is it that your work will be / is / was aimed at? United Kingdom What type of forum member are you? Electrical Engineer (Qualified) Business Name Telectrix Apr 23, 2012 #4 never seen them, someone give us a clue.
J james the spark ~ May 31, 2011 185 12 93 newcastle Apr 23, 2012 #5 C.k T2240 Multi Cutter For Conduit, Trunking, Hose, Pvc Pipe & More. CK2240 from King Tools
telectrix ~ Mentor Arms Supporter Sep 5, 2010 71,498 72,015 18,688 78 cheshire/staffordshire If you're a qualified, trainee, or retired electrician - Which country is it that your work will be / is / was aimed at? United Kingdom What type of forum member are you? Electrical Engineer (Qualified) Business Name Telectrix Apr 23, 2012 #8 ahhhh. i was thinking of proper trunking, like 2" or 4" galv. not bob the builder's mini stuff. Reactions: 2 people
T Top Cat Apr 23, 2012 #9 telectrix said: ahhhh. i was thinking of proper trunking, like 2" or 4" galv. not bob the builder's mini stuff. Click to expand... If they come up with hand held cutter for 4" galv can you post me!
telectrix said: ahhhh. i was thinking of proper trunking, like 2" or 4" galv. not bob the builder's mini stuff. Click to expand... If they come up with hand held cutter for 4" galv can you post me!
telectrix ~ Mentor Arms Supporter Sep 5, 2010 71,498 72,015 18,688 78 cheshire/staffordshire If you're a qualified, trainee, or retired electrician - Which country is it that your work will be / is / was aimed at? United Kingdom What type of forum member are you? Electrical Engineer (Qualified) Business Name Telectrix Apr 23, 2012 #10 yep.as my post #2, the first pic. or for lazy ppl., there's always the chop saw.
M mickys86 Apr 23, 2012 #11 telectrix said: yep.as my post #2, the first pic. or for lazy ppl., there's always the chop saw. Click to expand... Chop saw is more hassle to set up! And plus it gives a much nicer cut
telectrix said: yep.as my post #2, the first pic. or for lazy ppl., there's always the chop saw. Click to expand... Chop saw is more hassle to set up! And plus it gives a much nicer cut
D dellboy78 Oct 18, 2012 #12 Has anyone used these ones? They look good but for £30 a set they want t o be!!
E Echo Oct 22, 2012 #13 anyone tried a recip saw on trunking? So badly want one but cannot justify it!!