00:00 Summary of the job 01:20 Customer briefing 04:55 Preliminary testing 05:25 Isolating the circuit 05:38 Getting started 06:40 …
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cfXB5M1-kQ8
00:00 Summary of the job 01:20 Customer briefing 04:55 Preliminary testing 05:25 Isolating the circuit 05:38 Getting started 06:40 …
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cfXB5M1-kQ8
Self adhesive trunking is great. Mostly because the damn trunking stays in place while one drills hole through it to attach it securely. Most trunking self adhesive is not really meant for permanent fixing, although with a properly prepared surface and time for the adhesive to cure before bearing weight a good quality adhesive should last a long time.
This is too painful to watch
Nice fella , but stuck in a time warp . Things have moved on .
Didnt she say the socket on the left hand side was a spur? If so why are there 2 cable runing between the points
Just what you want to hear when you go to a job… " Oh my friend has done a course in electrics, they gave me a hand" 🤣🤣🤣
Did you twist the earths together?
So she put up a new sound proofing plasterboard wall but didn’t run the wires behind the wall and then brought network cable tidies for trunking 😂
Why not replace the singles and why not run a twin + cpc under the floorboard?
rough
I’ve seen worse nice readings
You're right, adhesive cable guides only tend to last a few years by my experience. Screwing it on will save a lot of rework effort later.
The first trunking is D-Line and is made in 3m lengths. I'm not sure why they had such short lengths.
Floorboard up, drill the joists
Love the video, love the work.
A laser level would have made it a lot easier Delroy.
Nice neat job but, unless I am missing something, the use of singles inside trunking isn't compliant with regulations since trunking is designed to be opened without a tool thus exposing the single insulated conductors. Conduit would have been more appropriate since that prevents access to the conductors.
Trunking on plasterboard wall, fly a curly wurly straight through the trunking into the wall job done. Only need a screw for a fire clip here and there
You can get that curved trunking in longer lengths 2Mts.
Should have given her more options. She doesn't know what's possible. She probably wanted the cable under the floor and could have done this herself.
Don't them corners add a couple of mil
I like this fella, he is my type of sparks. Practical and polite.
I don't undersrand why she had to call out an electrician just to run trunking
trunking is just sad to look at tbh
Why so many cores for a double socket spur and would it not have been easier just to run new twin and cpc cable
Should of just buried in wall plasterboard back boxes chased cables in conduit
She did a good job with the wall. Can't tell at all that she added a few layers of soundproofing to it. It just looks like a normal wall. She could be doing it for others lol
I dont understand why she paid an electrician to put up some conduit? Surely if she's done the whole wall herself she's more than capable of putting some conduit up? Personally I'd have ran the conduit down vertically to under the floorboards – but some planning as they were doing the wall would've been invaluable.
Nice neat and tidy job as always delroy 👌👍👍😎
always enjoy your videos, short to the point and always learn a thing or 2. would you ever do like a tool video showing us what tools you like best?
Nice jobas always. You sem to be getting quite a bit of noise down your microphone
this is the only fault I can comment on. Well done Del.
I have been tempted to run them own under the floorboards to make it a neater finish but at least its a safer installation now. Though I did wonder why there are so many cores in the left hand spured socket or have they extended the original cables inside the old wall box?.