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I don't have a problem either, but yeah sticking more than one cpc through a sleeve now that ain't good practice.I don't have a problem with either method just dont twist the cpc's all together and then cover in sleeving?
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I don't have a problem either, but yeah sticking more than one cpc through a sleeve now that ain't good practice.I don't have a problem with either method just dont twist the cpc's all together and then cover in sleeving?
Why bother with sleeving, it was okay prior to 1966'ish. Must have been good practise then
third rate iron was used to make rivets for the titanic.Why bother with sleeving, it was okay prior to 1966'ish. Must have been good practise then
Oh the ironythird rate iron was used to make rivets for the titanic.
Not many cpc's around then.Why bother with sleeving, it was okay prior to 1966'ish. Must have been good practise then
Was on the 'ring mains' and radialsNot many cpc's around then.
Yes indeed.Was on the 'ring mains' and radials
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