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Thank you!!! For the life of me I couldn’t figure out how the light cover goes back on!!

THIS IS VERY DANGEROUS. DO NOT TRY THIS!!!!!!! Even if the steps in the video are followed, YOU WILL BE KILLED WITH JUST 1 SLIGHT MISTAKE!!!!!!! IT’S 2000 volts, 20 times electricity needed to kill you in an instant. ONE TOUCH to the surface of the wood/clip/table/equipment WILL KILL YOU. AGAIN, DO NOT DO THIS!!!!!

Don't ever do this!!! The insulation of your cables isn't rated for the high voltage. And in the video you say "about 10kV at only about 500mA". Dude, it's around 2-3kV at around 0,5-1A and up to 2A short circuit current. Clearly you don't even know what you're talking about. And that fuse on the primary side won't protect you at all if you touch the high voltage output by accident. I guess you don't even know what danger you're putting yourself in. One little mistake and you are dead before you fall to the ground! Just stop doing this shit and don't show other people how to do it if you aren't even aware of the dangers! One question: are you still alive? Edit: in the video you also said "10AWG wire because it's rated for 2000V" just because the conductor inside is thick doesn't mean that it's rated for 2000V. Judging by your understanding of electricity you should stay away from voltages above 24V.

Good video, but don't measure from anywhere on a part you're replacing. If your new tie rod end is a different length yoir alignment will suffer. Measure from a point on the steering knuckle and it won't matter. Cheers.

Ahhhhh do it lightly. I was doing the opposite. Your a doll❤

This helped me! Thanks!

what good is a 14amp fuse when you can be killed by far less, should have put a smaller fuse atleast but in general this is not worth it

American electrical is so bad, do they not have terminals in the US of A.

The one thing I find fascinating (just to use a Spockism)... You make a machine to burn patterns into wood by mounting the most dangerous component(s) to a piece of wood...

Got it 👌

Great family project. Fun for kids of all ages.

Thank you sir I have 2 of these one in our bathroom is dead the other is making a bad noise just ordered 2 motors u saved me alot of money and ti.e thank you sir!!!

Do you or can you draw up a quick wiring diagram for building a fra tal burner. Thanks

Death machine tutorials 🥲

ALWAYS use premium for small engines and with the lowest amount of ethanol possible. Ethanol absorbs humidity in the air. Unleaded with ethanol can become problematic for small engines, in as little as 30 days.

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Way behind UK and Europe in Electrics and plumbing as well .😊

Using lineman's at all is not necessary for twisting or not

That switch has pressure plates under the screw rated for 2 wires, no need for a pig tail in this case... 🙄

One wire "pop" out of the hole. Uhm, I only use screws but.... I have never seen a wire "pop" out - even 'eventually'

Use anti ox 😮😮 f j b 😊😊

It felt like 5 minutes went by when he was trying to bend a hook

The term (using a wire nut) is called "pig-tailing". Using the screws vs. the holes is referred to as "side-wired" as opposed to "back-wired" (using the holes). Ladtly, not only is two wires under one screw a really bad idea, it us also a total Code violation, and very unsafe. Thanks for posting.

Where is your kleins son!!!!

Homeboy it's time for some new strippers

Hey you think you can help me lol

Dude take this video down. Could literally cause people to kill themselves by accident.

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Such a bad way of connecting wires together.

This guy' can't be a professional. Every electrician Ive ever worked with just drops all their trash on the ground and leaves it😂

Nope

Also pro-tip for making sure your wire nuts are tight without using lineman’s or killing your fingers after doing dozens, a standard size tan wire nut will fit in the 5/16 nut driver on your 11-in-1, and the red B2’s will fit in 3/8 nut driver. Just be careful not to overtighten, I’ve accidentally poked wires through the tip of the wire nut, which is a short or a shock waiting to happen. It’s definitely helped me make some splices in tough to reach spots.

Then What...If it's the Others then you replace the Sparkies 🤷🏽‍♂️ Seriously though?!?

Connected in 5 seconds using wagos . Welcome to the 21st century

Pretty good idea 👍

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Why is that a no no. Lmao

UK stopped using these in the 1950's

You should work at a bank! Not with electricity!

Wrong tools, you also must not work live often. Better ways to grip the back end of the wire on the insulation. The bit for the wire nut isn't expensive. Probably waste enough labor to pay for it just doing a small number of these.

You’d not have to do any of that crap if the American electrical system was brought into the 21st century from 1960 where it currently is.

NEC 110-3b Read and follow manufacturers instructions. Wirenuts have instructions furnished.

Wow congrats on your Grammy for "Damn right I've got the Blues"

First when you score the insulation you only use a quarter turn and pull with less force to remove it, nicked wires cause problems. 2nd use the needle nose part to make a hook instead of those holes. Much faster.

The needle nose pliers on the wires insulation is definitely a sin brother. (Maybe) if your forced to work live and the wires were so far back thats the only option but I can tell its not hot since your toching the non insulated parts of tools

I was told that The Wire needed to be high temperature wire for that many volts. I can't find it anywhere. Is this the facts?

What's funny is the assumption that wire nuts will stay connected better than wire slots. Wire nuts are notoriously poor connectors.

So how do you switch your lights off??

You can totally do that

Not everyone lives in your jurisdiction by your areas regulations. It’s best to state where you are at so that your areas rules and regulations can be acknowledged