They are all in boxes in the loft out of the way!
The CD's are all transferred to the computer as MP3 files, all named correctly, so finding a track is very quick with a search in Winamp's media library, I can then play the music on any PC in the house, and if I want to take them anywhere, I can copy the required tracks to the laptop or a portable MP3 player
Sparks...
Is there such a thing as a standard depth stud wall? Or is it a matter of drilling a hole and measuring the depth of the drill bit? I don't want to use a fitting that pushed out the other side! OTOH I don't want to use one that is too small; I imagine you use the biggest one possible, since it's arms will cover the largest area when collapsed and provide the greatest support?
Fred wrote: > On Mon, 14 Apr 2008 18:27:51 GMT, "The Medway Handyman" > wrote: >
Smallest I've come acros is 3". Unless someone knows different.
I use a 7" scratch awl from Wilkinsons to mark through fittings
-- Dave - The Medway Handyman
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