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That would be great to untangle for fault finding.... Good use of a drill too! No stress on the conductors there at all!
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Saw that a while back...I remember the nice manifold work and the very high toilet seat in the cupboard!
Clever stuff, nightmare for the next guy!
Clever stuff, nightmare for the next guy!
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Surely even in Russian it's cheaper to use wagos or choccy blocks the the time it's takes to aff around doing that
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