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Yes and depending on width might need a central one and might be best to hire a chaser and vac if property is lived in
You will be fine for two 15mm pipes
Don't forget to allow for expansion eg insulate pipes etc
They're 22mm pipes so including sleeving or insulating I'd need around 48-56mm..
I've just been looking at the Makita chaser.. *grin*
Going tomorrow to check it out. How do I know if it's a supporting wall? And oh my, just checked out the reviews on the erbauer wall chaser at £100 and sounds pretty good!! Might take a stroll down there this arvo lol
Any timbers/ timber splices resting on it ?
And yes but need a good vac done it once without a vac and wasn't clean for about a week it's that dusty
Not that I could see, looked like brick to me.
I've got a kartcher dry/wet vac that has a tool attachment.. I was just thinking of filling the bottom with water and attaching that...?
That should be ok but would leave it dry
Think I tried using it dry when I did some regrouting and it just blew the dust even further :/ might just be my vac though but it's a decent vac
You did have the filter in / bag didn't you ?
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