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Saturday 6th July 2013
If a job's worth doing . . .
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. . . then it's probably best to do it yourself. Getting all these parts together completely flummoxed our builder but then his skill set was primarily based around building / construction, so that's hardly surprising. Although that said . . . it's not really difficult. All you need is some fire cement, possibly some fire rope (although I don't think so), an angle grinder and a little bit of common sense. How difficult can it be? Hey, it's only fire we're playing around with here, after all.
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