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I've lost faith in Nerrad tools after my 22 & 28 pipeslices spiral like hell... Sent them back for replacements and the new ones are the exact same!!
 
I've lost faith in Nerrad tools after my 22 & 28 pipeslices spiral like hell... Sent them back for replacements and the new ones are the exact same!!

Yep, my 28 gives me a bit of agg as well. They didn't quibble though when I dropped mine back into my merchant. I took a plastic Roth one instead but bloody worse. Don't think any pipeslices are that great anymore
 
I reckon, if they're £50 and ONE DAY, they save you 2 hours labour, they're paid for.
 
That's nearly fifty sheets Micky. Too much dosh.

I like to get a kiss before someone screws me!! :) ;)

LOL ! Yep, not cheap. Saved me an hour the other day though, kind of earned their worth now though but probably won't use them again for 6 months !
 
Don't think i would use it to stick like in the video (assuming it's the same as the youtube video) but to blank off tank outlets and to temporarily block feeds from F and E's while flushing, worth it's money.

Sticking bluetak in an outlet, one day it's get sucked in.
You should loop feed/vent when powerflushing and valve so that it can also be included in the flush rather than omitted.
 
You should loop feed/vent when powerflushing and valve so that it can also be included in the flush rather than omitted.

Don't disagree at all, it the way I was taught. Be no one does though, or very few anyway.
 
Got a set the other day. When i use them ill post an honest review, maybe even a video depending on how wet i get!
 
Don't disagree at all, it the way I was taught. Be no one does though, or very few anyway.

i have done it before, but when the cold feed & vent is teed into the same flow pipe like 90% of systems then the water does not flow round the loop anyway... There is no loop as such just a 'dead leg' almost...
 
i have done it before, but when the cold feed & vent is teed into the same flow pipe like 90% of systems then the water does not flow round the loop anyway... There is no loop as such just a 'dead leg' almost...


Flushing the 'loop' would prevent a potentially blocked fill pipe.....which does happen from time to time as we all know....
 
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