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This is actually Tel's installation work in FP200. Are those MF junction boxes you've used there Tel? They're very neat.
 
Ohhh the joys of using a circular saw , especially on the extreme right hand joist in the photo. Could you imagine the carnage at that point. My worst nightmare would become a reality. hahaha
 
...Not good,but have seen considerably worse. I have also seen smaller feet....just can't remember where...:cheesy:
 

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