I’m on the last year of my apprenticeship, my plan is to get a year or two experience qualified and then stick a mattress in a van and drive around Europe (hopefully getting work on the drive), this channel is class and probably my favourite on KZread. Thanks for the work you do it’s very informative and your positive attitude is inspiring.

4 ай бұрын

Get into my side of electrical industry…. Fixing high speed trains, good mix of multiple voltages, controls, motors, lighting, catering, traction & protection circuits, money is good too

I did chuckle at the begining of the video when you were on your way up to Scotland. Seeing the weather turning nasty. I had similar experiences when I done about 2 dozen jobs up in Scotland over a 30 month stint. It was a case of planes, trains, cars/vans and even small aircraft, ferry and laugh if you will a taxi on one occassion. I worked east coast, north coast, west coast and even in the Hebrides. With several visits to Edinburgh and Glasgow. The starting point for my journey was Watford in Hertfordshire. Nice work Tony. The designer should come and give you a hand next time to run those cable in so they can understand what is needed and why small trunking is not aways a good idea. Keep up the great work mate.

As always, a masterclass in how to get the job done and done right. Enjoyed the video thoroughly.

It allways looks good on z computer screen when they design it its guys like tony and good jointing skills that get them out the shit 👍👍

the person who designed the trunking to be like that should have to come to site and put the cables in!!

Another demonstration of lethal glanding. Quality Tony mate!! Cheers lad 💪

That must be a really important hole in the wall above the cable bends. Why not just extend the tray 900mm and gland straight in to the trunking vs taking ask the cables down round and back up?

Awesome work

Hi Tony did the person who designed this, leave his guide dog at home?😅 excellent job mate you always get the best ones 😊😊thanks Gary.

The finished result looks 1st class.have the upmost respect for you, anything beyond 150 4core is a hand full to say the least. You can very quickly run into trouble, only experience can pull you through 👍

Here's me worrying about my 2.6 and 6 mm SWAs and your handling that beast on your lonesome, good work!!!

Firstly you need a knighthood for getting that in there, secondly who the fuck designed that?!?!? I have no idea what was on the other side of that slot but wow absolute shit show. Again the reason I keep watching your channel is to show crow like me how to do shit that seems impossible 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 class 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

That’s back breaking brother what a guy 👍

That was graft big T , respect to you

Who designs this and why would the cables come out of the wall and go down? Why not keep going straight along the top?

@willmitchell255

4 ай бұрын

My thoughts exactly - easy peasy !

@alanscoffham4222

3 ай бұрын

Definately dont wanna forget the banjo on that tail . I've said on a previous video about cutting a piece of the outer sheathing off then put it in the hole in the trunking it just slides in no catching is a game changer

Nice trick with the tie wraps and the shroud.

Tony, you always seem to be a one man band on these. How does it work? Are you with like one big firm? Or are you the specialist guy they bring in when they need jobs done?

@jointechcabling9103

3 ай бұрын

I'm self employed and work on my own. I'm the fella they bring in when no one else wants to do it 🤣🤣🤣.

@paulgisby4687

Ай бұрын

I've been watching a few of these vids and just think - get a guy to help you. These are not one man jobs. Fair play to you though, getting it done, on your own.

I’m quite taken with the Jaws theme tune in the background

Great job yello from Portugal

I disnt realise you were involved with the Anaconda remake.

Who the f-£k designed that run??? Surely to Christ the most appropriate way would have been for the run to pass through wall then straight into trunking?????

@Walktheline1991

2 ай бұрын

You'd have to gland it and pull it back and forth on the ladder rack for the bigger ones. Would be just as hard

Why sometimes does the back part of the gland not fit over the outer black PVC sheathing, this should, in my opinion, slide down the cable so you can have space to spread out the wire armour. Is this just a compatibility issue with the cable diameter and SWA glands? Or a design problem with certain cables?

@Jay369

3 ай бұрын

There's different SWA's brands which state what type of SWA they are for. Even though the cores are the same size, the type of insulation used is thicker on some compared to others.

@Walktheline1991

2 ай бұрын

When you reach the final size of cable for a gland size, this happens. If anything it's better as it holds your strands and you get the same spread on them all. Sounds like a Skill issue to me.

@DS1-1a

2 ай бұрын

@@Walktheline1991 LOL.

Mate, you are a machine! The design of that is atrocious!

That’s a workout and a half

Look out for old Monty the guys a magpie he will nick your scoof

you didn't wink

Unusual " design " .

Awful design good work 💪🏽

@bobbuilder6669

4 ай бұрын

Designed by someone whose's never had to do the work..

@jessiepooch

4 ай бұрын

​@@bobbuilder6669who's.