The "Amazon" was soo funny ;-) Great work in general =)

loved your lateral thinking about bending the trunking till it was out of the way!

As always Tony your the best mate love watching your vids keep them coming 😂😂 loved the David Attenborough bit

Good evening, i have been watching your videos. I can't believe the work that you do alone. I know that for my self, i could not handle that by my self. You are like a gently giant, with a sense of humor, Joe Capo.

@jointechcabling9103

6 ай бұрын

Cheers my man. I suppose you just get used to it and adapt yourself to the situation 👍🏻👍🏻

Excellent video, glad to see you back

Hi Tony, Great video bud! Love the new mobile toolstation ! Amazon voiceover hilarious 😂 A contender to stand in for D. A ! Catch you at home on the next one! Stay safe, keep well. ⚡️👍

That was quite amusing seeing you struggling 🤣

I could watch your videos all day

Great stuff as usual.

This is like sparky ASMR. Well done lad.

CK do a nice little armoured scoring tool, not bad for up to 25mm glands, has a small hacksaw style blade in it. not as good as the exhaust cutter, but will do the small cables consistently.

@asamitchell7948

Жыл бұрын

The pipe cutter is a dreamed compared to the ck armour slice

@djcheckmate1

Жыл бұрын

Knipex pipe cutter is great for smaller cables.

Great video Tony the David Attenborough bit in the middle was well good took me back to my childhood watching him with the gorillas 😁

+1 for the pipe slice. Cottoned on to it when we did SWA (and conduit) at college as I knew that no matter how hard I try, that id have a battle to cut/slice so that ends are square for glands and couplers, it now my go-to tool. Need to acquire a (N) decent exhaust cutter, because you never know 😂

this man narative talent is a treasure

Awesome David Attenborough impression 😆😆😆

Armeg do some hole saws called Aceller8, you can get them from 16-40 I believe and they’re magic for going through boards or trunking, especially if there’s cables inside already and you’re worried about going too far. Saves getting the old bit of wood between your hole and the cables as a safety measure.

hi gents , did a lot of this type of work as aBT electrician , loved it ,far better than house bashing etc , can look back at my work with pride

@raychambers3646

Жыл бұрын

Same here , exeter / taunton / Bristol area surprising how much power is needed in these buildings , one of the biggest was 300mm singles .

Little thumbs up

Great video Tony ! Seems like they've also done a good job on the containment in the warehouse.

@doomain6769

Жыл бұрын

I agree... it all looks the part and well thought out apart from the 50mm cable into 75mm trunking lol was that meant to be a 3phase dB position?

Use the electricity analogy, that finds a path of least resistance, would be more fitting than the water analogy.

Nice off cut for the bag 😂😂😂

I like your thought process on forming cables.

Definitely should’ve made the trip up to north Devon instead of doing those tiny cables! The best part of devon! 😂👍

Nice work bud. I would like to know where these switchgear designers get the ideas for cable access, I always find this task challenging, it doesn't help having French loaves for fingers though more access is available if they put their thinking heads on.

Hi mate , long time viewer. ..I like natural presentation. Could u do a video on your essential Tools 🍽️🍺

Id really love to work along side u just for experience. Even after 4years of being a domestic electrician.. I havent had industrial experience

Hi ,I'm wondering why you have earhed the armouring on some cables but not on others

Hi just started watching your videos. But can you please wear glove when your glanding armoured into trunking. Few years ago I was glanding 4c 25mm into 75x75mm trunking on a step ladder. but the inner had to run along trunking to DB about 3mtr in distance. So I gland it off the push end of cable into DB then as I was tucking the excess cable into trunking the cable decided to fall into place rather quickly and took the fingers along with it. The little lip on the trunking is like razer sharp. So my index finger got sliced open big chunk of skin got ripped away. So please wear gloves

Great video, loved the documentary. I have to ask, what is up with your high visibility jacket being looped through itself?

@jointechcabling9103

Жыл бұрын

Thank you very much It's so it's out of the way of my tools in my right hand pocket of my work trousers.

@selske23

Жыл бұрын

@@jointechcabling9103 Ah, that makes a lot of sense!

I've never understood why UK sites use large multi-core submain cables? It's a heck of a lot easier to install single core cables (ie 150mm2 in either flat or trefoil) rather than a 4 core 150mm2....

👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

Great video mate ! The "david Attenborough" impression had me in stitches !!! Was that an imtech job by any chance ?

Should have got the apprentice to do the smaller SWA cables he would have made money :)

What is Emu like at cutting SWA?

Hello Tony, whats the brand for the exhaust pipe cutter?

Is it the camera? 50mm shroud looks grey

How did you get in that industry?

£20 an end! I would have jumped at £5! 5mins max an end thats still £60ph 🤑

The plastic guide ( cut into 2 length ways ) from a box of network cable If you can get one from one of the data lads makes a very good reusable protector for running the cable through a drilled hole

You sure that's a 4mm 3c? Looks more like 10mm

Most Amazon depots look like this

Is the pipe cutter you have the master Pro version from euro parts?

I use a sacs tool for armoreds 16mm down to a 4mm is like a pipe fitters cutter is ace any smaller cant beat a junior hacksaw used a ck armour slice and dont rate it at all for every day use I got a a exhaust cutter for the big ens .design and install of those boards was crap need scrapping and doing again

Just be water

Dude...

Wow, putting tools on a mewp, that's never been done before

Modern materials are so cack these days.

I cant get my head around why the Trunking was done like that. It's no wonder they have someone subbed into terminate the big stuff obviously none of the sparks on site have experience with it. It's not a done thing in Ireland to sub in lads for that kinda work either we just do it ourselves, usually theres a couple of lads that are always at the kinda work.