A decent pair of VDE side cutters are essential - prob one of the tools you use all the time in this trade, also a 1mm or 1.5mm slotted VDE screwdriver or terminal driver.

A number 2 philips VDE screwdriver also.

A decent calibrated digi meter, long 8mm and 12mm drill bits for going through walls. Also a 10mm 1meter drill bit for very thick walls you find in cottages etc or old large office buildings.

Thank's

paddy i think screwfix would be able to sort you out with tools for pulling boards.

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trust you Monteey! LOL - yes indeed, a number 2 Pozi PMSL

Also, how come you run two cables for Sky plus.

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That one's been answered. I know the word Premier wasn't mentioned in the several replies to that question but I thought you'd have read at least one of them.

i may love Premiers but don't think about em the whole time, maybe most of the time.

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But you do keep one by the side of your bed though.

And the manual under the pillow

Oh, and Stu, after last night, who's worse, monteey with his Premiers or me with the Galaxy.

On second thoughts, Don't answer that

Regards

Bellman

Dont call him a nailhead Rich

Thanks Breff,

Can you tell me what sort of tools i would need. i have a sds drill, lots of screw drivers,snips,crimpers,multimeter,knifes,ladders, motovation! coat hanger! What other essential tools are needed. Im sure you can never fully lift up a floor board, so do you saw/cut them?

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Look for short boards, 90% of the time the plumber or electrician has already had some of them up.

With chipboard flooring its a totally different ball game.

Edited June 3, 200520 yr by breff

Look for short boards, 90% of the time the plumber or electrician has already had some of them up.

With chipboard flooring its a totally different ball game.

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This looks like a nice toy for making access holes in chipboard flooring, although it's a bit more expensive than a jigsaw and a piece of 2x2.