Bad Reno Experience
Bad Reno Experience
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Dec 20 2021, 01:43 AM
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11,667 posts Joined: Jan 2003 From: Klang/Subang |
Yeah for that price it should be good stuff..not elcheapo crap.. i find the cannot drop by during reno kinda thing could be used to conceal things like substandard cables. Once everything connected and installed nobody will be any wiser
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Jan 12 2022, 07:20 PM
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11,667 posts Joined: Jan 2003 From: Klang/Subang |
QUOTE(ongss @ Jan 10 2022, 08:34 PM) Ya, newer condo are using concrete or precast concrete slab. It is difficult to drill concrete. The drill bit used also makes a difference. Carbide SDS bits last much longer. Elcheapo round shank bits botak very fast. I also drilled a lot of concrete walls and ceiling slabs and I don't think you can wear out SDS carbide bits in just a single hole for finger size 10mm in newer concrete..unless the building is 50 years' type like Rifle Range flat in Penang.Currently I am staying in a condo. When I installed my TV rack several years back, the technician complained that he had to consume one drill head for each hole he drilled. Cables are different from those wires used in the extension cords and they are durables. |
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