In message , Gill Smith writes I D-i-Y'ed it boiler was given to me free So, what are you asking for, a shop to buy the bits from, or an installer to do it for you? And where are you
$0.65 per mile from shop back to shop regardless of distance Tony
Dunno if this will help, but my high school shop (this is +/- 20 years ago) had a very large freestanding cabinet, about 4' wide, 8' high and 24" deep.
I don't think the main idea was to get free technical expertise from the pro; it was to find out what a pro install would cost, to compare it with a (non-expert) DIY job.
It turns out that the roll of "speaker wire" my friend gave me when cleaning out his shop is actually cat5e ehtenet cabling . So , I'm faced with a decision - I have 400 feet of this stuff , which is plenty enough to wire my whole house for internet connections .
Will pay them a visit and check (I do have a card but haven't been in a few years).
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script=/shop/search.wmlThat was a search for "soldier". You might also want to search their site for Military Post People or Nutcracker too. Hope this helps. Peter.
I wanted to find it cheaper at a local shop. However, the availability of spare wick material at one site pushed me into paying over the odds for what is basically just a cheap petroleum fraction that should be available for pence. Christian.
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