S
I thought it was to allow a better path for the sine wavesYou know what these sculptors are like, they do it all by eye! Think the wavy line, was to blend in with the flock wall paper.
That was classicplugs the drill into the socket he's just pulled off the wall:cowboy:
Now that would be funnyMaybe somebody should send a link to this thread!
I can see a challenge coming on?
Gents, how about us lot show others how it should be done???? Next time you are chasing in a DB back box, get a friend to take a video and post it up on YouTube then a link on here. It may take a while for some of us to do this but it should prove interesting for us showing how we do it???
Who is up for it?
When done properly it would take longer, sometimes far longer so why would anyone firstly record it and secondly post it on the web?
Not about time Murdoch, I did say "show others how it should be done."
We all know that chasing in a DB socket can be easy or hard. New build single skin dot and dab plaster with a 25mm back box is quick, simple and looks good when using a multi tool/Fein. A 1890's stone built house can take an hour+ and also 3 lots of battery charges on your SDS! Each job is different, video the one you want to post up as if it was on your business webs site![]()
an hour+? im guessing no grinder on the stone or is it that hard to chase? (ive never done it)
kango then bonding lol, still be neater than that guy in the vidAn hour on a socket chase is something you may come across once every couple of years depending on the build of the house/pub/hotel. Some of the 1880's - 1900's buildings in some parts of town are not made from quarried stone. We all think they are built from the shattered pieces of the planet Krypton that fell to Earth!!! Some are that hard.