Nick, love the work as always, but at some point you will come acropper plastering HDMI's into a wall, they do fail, I've had it personally and have never done it since. At a minimum run some 25mm flexible conduit (We normally use 40mm wherever possible/New Build) through the wall, chase it in, you can get ultra slim HDMIs that will pull through it relatively easily (Pick some up and test first), plus it means they can pull audio and ethernet through as well. I'd always advise running a HD-BaseT solution, but the budget isn't always there, but absolutely do make sure any conduit used is able to fish a replacement cable through.
@ObiWan746 сағат бұрын
10.30 don't drink those monster energy drinks then 😮
@singbob7 сағат бұрын
So weird seeing you with Milwaukee tools 😂 but interesting knowing starlock is compatible with Milwaukee...I take everything I read online with a pinch of salt until I see hard evidence
@billyb2998 сағат бұрын
Great video Nick! How much would you price for certificates ?
@clintharshaw9 сағат бұрын
split con cable is not armoured so will require to be greater than 50mm in wall or rcd protected
@WhatTimeIsIt99910 сағат бұрын
Fml i shouldve been an electrician
@metalhead255010 сағат бұрын
What was the reasoning for 35mm switch boxes? Was it for smart relays behind the switch fronts?
@jarydmahmood809911 сағат бұрын
Zones transfer to opposite side of wall. No need to add accessories to creat zones
@andybb12 сағат бұрын
Bit of a hint with surface heating pipes
@patricktuite3212 сағат бұрын
Nice job Nick👍
@dlewis12913 сағат бұрын
Very tidy
@spendover14 сағат бұрын
The tiling is awful 🤷♂️
@truth146417 сағат бұрын
watching this video made my blood boil! An excellent report from N Bundy Electrical for showing it for what it is. As a Certified electrical engineer and member of the IET, with 48 years service in the electricity supply industry and also being a full SAP for both NG and DNO, I have lived and worked with the Regs throughout my entire career and some of you reading this will understand what I mean when I say you live with rules and the regulations 24 hours a day - you never switch off. Having now retired, I have been giving a great deal of thought to obtaining the latest qualifications in the 18th edition, L3 NVQ Electrical Installation and L3 NVQ Inspections which I know wont be easy!!! It absolutely infuriates me to see work like this in this video and it is my guess that the people who did this were clearly NOT fit, and probably NOT competent nor qualified to do such work but, if they were bonified and certified electricians, they should be struck off the authoritive body's register forthwith! It frustrates me no end to think even with my decades of experience and competencies, I would still need to study/train for the appropriate qualifications before I could carry out any "reportable" work.
@mariusdamian419917 сағат бұрын
3:04 I wana see how it manage the concrete.
@fanoscharalambous209819 сағат бұрын
Amazing work
@NBundyElectrical19 сағат бұрын
Thank you! Cheers!
@user-bp9qx5et3h19 сағат бұрын
Your dad would be so proud of you enjoyed your video keep doing what you do its great to watch
@NBundyElectrical19 сағат бұрын
Thank you so much
@kevinwright19519 сағат бұрын
I doubt that a little guy like you doing house bashing will bother CEF.
@markbullen598919 сағат бұрын
Good man I like your style. I also do free work for the family.
@waqasahmad8015Күн бұрын
I've started to collect copper wires and cables sadly don't no how to strip it if I can find a small machine I will be more then happy to strip it
@jamiescrimshaw2143Күн бұрын
Iadenthe jump to ac last year still doing electrical side only 3 days week and 2 day AC.... Prefer it morento electrical
@MacrobishКүн бұрын
Probably the best N Bundy video I’ve watched 👏 and when I was working I only charged family for materials if I had to buy
@user-qb9tc8fo8xКүн бұрын
Tekkers not damaging the tiles. 👍
@HikVisionGuruКүн бұрын
Nothing worse than cutting into freshly laid tiles! Top job as always
@StevenMurray-mt7omКүн бұрын
Hi Nick…. Super tidy job drilling through all those tiles without damage …. How many sockets does the owner need 🙈😂
@AmauryJacquotКүн бұрын
hold on a minute, the chaser machine doesn't generate any dust or so ? wow ! need one of those ! Also very interested with the cutting of the tiles (I'll have some to do at home)
@Paul_HolmesКүн бұрын
Hi Nick, when you guys drill into breeze blocks your bit never wanders or hits a hard bit causing the drill bit to swerve. How do you do that or is it just my blocks? 😄
@NBundyElectricalКүн бұрын
Just practice mate that’s all dude
@scott_diyКүн бұрын
I used to go out with my dad on the bike too! I hope to do the same thing with my son. sounds like a great father's day.
@NBundyElectricalКүн бұрын
It was awesome dude 👌👌
@Arachnoid_of_the_underverseКүн бұрын
Great job Nick , it just made it so hard for you having the tiles in place already.
@smileygoesfishing36Күн бұрын
who ever put that kitchen in was not thinking --- i would have totally rewired it and put the sockets in better spots -- got to say some excellence work in doing all that drilling behind the tiles and all them chase's beats a hammer and chisel + hammer drill -- these are things they never teach you when doing any of the trade courses in college --- keep it up
@alvina69Күн бұрын
Very well done working around the tile issue.
@MartinThowardКүн бұрын
Great job nick, looks spot on mate, wall chaser is a god send for that job.
@stepbackandthinkКүн бұрын
That was pretty brave.
@bobcat9754Күн бұрын
As tomorichard says, the zones extend through the wall, so when drilling see whats on the other side, and no need to create a new zone, it doesn't hurt though, better to be safe than sorry. Did he consider trunking with that amount of sockets. Good job buddy.
@NBundyElectricalКүн бұрын
Offered trucking on the kitchen but customer decided on chasing bud
@mentorron988Күн бұрын
In America you are not allowed to twist them to gether like that you will fail all inspections.
@sygad1Күн бұрын
drilling at an angle, behind tiles.........yup, that's a right PIA, you smashed it though
@NBundyElectricalКүн бұрын
Thanks mate
@ahhhh5583Күн бұрын
Skills or what...a lot of electricians wouldnt even attempt! Impressive
@tomorichardКүн бұрын
Cable zones extend to both sides of wall. No need to have accessories on both side illustrating zones 👍
@andrewpowell6457Күн бұрын
My Dad took me out on his many bikes when we were kids. Good Fun.
@Cardetailingburnley2 күн бұрын
I’ll try and call you tomorrow
@Ivorbiggin2 күн бұрын
Good Job Nick
@DarrenRBrown2 күн бұрын
Great content Nick. Lovely to see you grow over the past few years. It's a bit like the' Truman Show'... have you seen it? Really brave of you showing warts n all. Although actually - it's probably the best approach.... then you don't have to remember what opinions you've voiced in the past! I'm NOT blowing sunshine BTW... you're not THAT good 😆 Do a separate channel for the 'born again biker'... 🤣 you'll be a millionaire a few years sooner??? Cheers, Darren.
@NBundyElectricalКүн бұрын
Thanks Darren
@gordslater2 күн бұрын
I just use a sledghammer in tiles. Makes a total mess but f*ck me is it satisfying or what?
@keitho772 күн бұрын
I hope Adam's Mum is eligible for Adsense at this stage 🤣
@NBundyElectricalКүн бұрын
She gets paid from a different website mate
@edglue61382 күн бұрын
The office needs its own ring😂
@edglue61382 күн бұрын
This is one of your Vest videos Nick.
@edglue61382 күн бұрын
I wanted to tell the world's greatest vest joke... But I didn't come armed with my best material That was the vest joke ever Night
@Cam.Klingon2 күн бұрын
I tried the neck mount, it was terrible, it kept leaving the camera at an angle; the chest mount was much better.
@TheChipmunk20082 күн бұрын
THE final outcome was incredibly satisfying to see... every other domestic spark here is like OMG THAT IS SO COOL'
@nikwozniak82812 күн бұрын
The tile grout blades are amazing used them in my kitchen to cut tiles, You done amazing job and the way you done it is the only way I can see it
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Nick, love the work as always, but at some point you will come acropper plastering HDMI's into a wall, they do fail, I've had it personally and have never done it since. At a minimum run some 25mm flexible conduit (We normally use 40mm wherever possible/New Build) through the wall, chase it in, you can get ultra slim HDMIs that will pull through it relatively easily (Pick some up and test first), plus it means they can pull audio and ethernet through as well. I'd always advise running a HD-BaseT solution, but the budget isn't always there, but absolutely do make sure any conduit used is able to fish a replacement cable through.
10.30 don't drink those monster energy drinks then 😮
So weird seeing you with Milwaukee tools 😂 but interesting knowing starlock is compatible with Milwaukee...I take everything I read online with a pinch of salt until I see hard evidence
Great video Nick! How much would you price for certificates ?
split con cable is not armoured so will require to be greater than 50mm in wall or rcd protected
Fml i shouldve been an electrician
What was the reasoning for 35mm switch boxes? Was it for smart relays behind the switch fronts?
Zones transfer to opposite side of wall. No need to add accessories to creat zones
Bit of a hint with surface heating pipes
Nice job Nick👍
Very tidy
The tiling is awful 🤷♂️
watching this video made my blood boil! An excellent report from N Bundy Electrical for showing it for what it is. As a Certified electrical engineer and member of the IET, with 48 years service in the electricity supply industry and also being a full SAP for both NG and DNO, I have lived and worked with the Regs throughout my entire career and some of you reading this will understand what I mean when I say you live with rules and the regulations 24 hours a day - you never switch off. Having now retired, I have been giving a great deal of thought to obtaining the latest qualifications in the 18th edition, L3 NVQ Electrical Installation and L3 NVQ Inspections which I know wont be easy!!! It absolutely infuriates me to see work like this in this video and it is my guess that the people who did this were clearly NOT fit, and probably NOT competent nor qualified to do such work but, if they were bonified and certified electricians, they should be struck off the authoritive body's register forthwith! It frustrates me no end to think even with my decades of experience and competencies, I would still need to study/train for the appropriate qualifications before I could carry out any "reportable" work.
3:04 I wana see how it manage the concrete.
Amazing work
Thank you! Cheers!
Your dad would be so proud of you enjoyed your video keep doing what you do its great to watch
Thank you so much
I doubt that a little guy like you doing house bashing will bother CEF.
Good man I like your style. I also do free work for the family.
I've started to collect copper wires and cables sadly don't no how to strip it if I can find a small machine I will be more then happy to strip it
Iadenthe jump to ac last year still doing electrical side only 3 days week and 2 day AC.... Prefer it morento electrical
Probably the best N Bundy video I’ve watched 👏 and when I was working I only charged family for materials if I had to buy
Tekkers not damaging the tiles. 👍
Nothing worse than cutting into freshly laid tiles! Top job as always
Hi Nick…. Super tidy job drilling through all those tiles without damage …. How many sockets does the owner need 🙈😂
hold on a minute, the chaser machine doesn't generate any dust or so ? wow ! need one of those ! Also very interested with the cutting of the tiles (I'll have some to do at home)
Hi Nick, when you guys drill into breeze blocks your bit never wanders or hits a hard bit causing the drill bit to swerve. How do you do that or is it just my blocks? 😄
Just practice mate that’s all dude
I used to go out with my dad on the bike too! I hope to do the same thing with my son. sounds like a great father's day.
It was awesome dude 👌👌
Great job Nick , it just made it so hard for you having the tiles in place already.
who ever put that kitchen in was not thinking --- i would have totally rewired it and put the sockets in better spots -- got to say some excellence work in doing all that drilling behind the tiles and all them chase's beats a hammer and chisel + hammer drill -- these are things they never teach you when doing any of the trade courses in college --- keep it up
Very well done working around the tile issue.
Great job nick, looks spot on mate, wall chaser is a god send for that job.
That was pretty brave.
As tomorichard says, the zones extend through the wall, so when drilling see whats on the other side, and no need to create a new zone, it doesn't hurt though, better to be safe than sorry. Did he consider trunking with that amount of sockets. Good job buddy.
Offered trucking on the kitchen but customer decided on chasing bud
In America you are not allowed to twist them to gether like that you will fail all inspections.
drilling at an angle, behind tiles.........yup, that's a right PIA, you smashed it though
Thanks mate
Skills or what...a lot of electricians wouldnt even attempt! Impressive
Cable zones extend to both sides of wall. No need to have accessories on both side illustrating zones 👍
My Dad took me out on his many bikes when we were kids. Good Fun.
I’ll try and call you tomorrow
Good Job Nick
Great content Nick. Lovely to see you grow over the past few years. It's a bit like the' Truman Show'... have you seen it? Really brave of you showing warts n all. Although actually - it's probably the best approach.... then you don't have to remember what opinions you've voiced in the past! I'm NOT blowing sunshine BTW... you're not THAT good 😆 Do a separate channel for the 'born again biker'... 🤣 you'll be a millionaire a few years sooner??? Cheers, Darren.
Thanks Darren
I just use a sledghammer in tiles. Makes a total mess but f*ck me is it satisfying or what?
I hope Adam's Mum is eligible for Adsense at this stage 🤣
She gets paid from a different website mate
The office needs its own ring😂
This is one of your Vest videos Nick.
I wanted to tell the world's greatest vest joke... But I didn't come armed with my best material That was the vest joke ever Night
I tried the neck mount, it was terrible, it kept leaving the camera at an angle; the chest mount was much better.
THE final outcome was incredibly satisfying to see... every other domestic spark here is like OMG THAT IS SO COOL'
The tile grout blades are amazing used them in my kitchen to cut tiles, You done amazing job and the way you done it is the only way I can see it
Ace video. Attention to detail is spot on. 👌🏻