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December 29th 11, 10:16 AM
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"David Kennedy" wrote in message o.uk... Bill Wright wrote: David Kennedy wrote: Neither are surface mount though unfortunately... You just buy a surface mount plastic pattress. Doh! But if you are surface mounting how come everything has to be MK Logic? Surface mount being inherently naff? It doesn't have to be MK but it does have to be surface. The wall is stone with just a skim of plaster - there is no depth to it - and trying to chase out stone is something I gave up doing years ago... -- David Kennedy http://www.anindianinexile.com unless it is granite I find chasing stone easier than brick - more predictable. My 1897 bricks are like iron - the sandstone is much softer. 
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#12
December 29th 11, 12:32 PM
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Geoff Pearson wrote:
It doesn't have to be MK but it does have to be surface. The wall is stone with just a skim of plaster - there is no depth to it - and trying to chase out stone is something I gave up doing years ago... -- David Kennedy http://www.anindianinexile.com unless it is granite I find chasing stone easier than brick - more predictable. My 1897 bricks are like iron - the sandstone is much softer. The problem that often arises when a socket is set flush in stone is that damp gets in. Bill
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December 29th 11, 11:01 PM
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F Sockets ?
On Wed, 28 Dec 2011 23:39:23 +0000, David Kennedy
wrote: Yes, I just ordered some: MK ones - model number K3525D1WHI. But something of a luxury item at £11.21 each(!) £2.81 ? Random Google:- http://www.easyshop2.com/dual-f-type...ate-23471.html Neither are surface mount though unfortunately... Click Curva are pretty much the same as MK series.
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December 30th 11, 12:27 AM
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Geoff Pearson wrote:
"David Kennedy" wrote in message o.uk... Bill Wright wrote: David Kennedy wrote: Neither are surface mount though unfortunately... You just buy a surface mount plastic pattress. Doh! But if you are surface mounting how come everything has to be MK Logic? Surface mount being inherently naff? It doesn't have to be MK but it does have to be surface. The wall is stone with just a skim of plaster - there is no depth to it - and trying to chase out stone is something I gave up doing years ago... -- David Kennedy http://www.anindianinexile.com unless it is granite I find chasing stone easier than brick - more predictable. My 1897 bricks are like iron - the sandstone is much softer. If it was sandstone then I'd be very happy to try it. This is an old cottage built from stone which looks to me like river rocks. I've already done in several drills over the years. -- David Kennedy http://www.anindianinexile.com
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