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Rob,surely someone (kind) on here has a tool you can borrow, most people have lots of various drill bits to suit!

Jelly sounds good ,could work. Spectric, youv,e lost me, but thanks for your input.

Sandyn, apart from the fact the unit (router) is 250 miles away so no photos. My daughter only has a standard plug in extender (13 a plug). That would have been ok (and still may be ok if as suggested earlier I wire a 13 amp socket marked router only off the lighting circuit ). To reiterate...

Points taken thanks. If there was a route to run a Cat 5,I would have run a Twin and Earth mains cable in the first place! So back to original question of which there seem to be no answers. Does anyone know of a hard wired mains input broadband extender (it would/should have fuse inside)...

Firstly, thanks to all of you. Doug B, I would like to see a photo if possible of the "animal" you describe out of interest . Dee J, yes I think that is the only way to go ,my daughters flat is first floor and there is 2 concrete/brick walls between the "Ring" doorbell and the Router. As long...

Right ,I need to put a broadband router extender in a position where there is ONLY the lighting circuit (6 amp). NO 13 amp sockets. I can put a spurred switch fuse (at 3 amp) off the lighting circuit. Does anyone know of a router extender where the 240 v mains "in" is wires ? (they all seem to...