I just did work in a synagogue where it used to be a house and they
converted... they had a drop ceiling and when i moved a tile, the old
celieng that was plaster broke, a big chunk full on my head and made dust
everywhere... my little hand held vacuum couldnt handle all the mess today,
had to go get the real vacuum .. nothing around that mess
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> "Robert L. Bass" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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>> Alarm System and Home Automation FAQ
>>
>> Q. How do I cut holes in sheet rock or plaster walls / ceilings without
>> making a big mess?
>>
>> A. Paul Sanchez wrote in a Usenet news group Comp.Home.Automation:
>>
>> What we've been doing for years is take a clear plastic bag and
>> painter's-tape it over the spot you plan to cut your gem box or
>> whatever -
>> that is tape the bag all around its opening. Then, take a Dremel tool
>> with
> a
>> zip bit in it and poke it through the bag and cut your hole. Before you
>> remove the bag, wipe all around the hole with the bag. No muss no fuss.
>> Works great for retrofitting recessed lighting too. Our customers are
> amazed
>> that we can do a whole room without making any mess at all.
>
>
> We had to use something quite similar to that in the clean room fabs at a
> Sony semiconductor manufacturing plant. Had the bunny suits on too!
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