More and more it seems like other trades get away with doing an absolutely shit job. Then you (we) have to go way above and beyond to put things right.
@@kevinobrien5964 it's soul destroying though huh. When you turn up to a job and realise it's actually two jobs, there's a load of work to do on top of what you're supposed to be doing because some dick head is either incompetent or just plain lazy.
Hi Tony great video thanks 😊 you always seem to get the all the crap jobs! And make them right and still laugh and joke about it 😊keep up the good work sir. Take care mate. Gary.
Just beastin they big cables in mate. Get yourself one of those China diesel night heaters for the van, my friend has one in a transit for motocross weekends. It’s been going strong now for two years and uses little fuel. Also recommend a CO detector too😅. When drilling out big holes with the holesaw, drill a relief hole just inside the perimeter. This will allow the cuttings to fall out of the saw. Someone showed me it and it works a treat. All the best big man.
@jointechcabling9103 the benefit is that you have a little more travel and it sucks less air during pumping. I work as a liftmechanic and have a 2,5t version in my tool cart, always handy when I need to push something over or realign stuff.
Flat tool you used to lever the sheathing off - Gasket scraper. I know the feeling of walking into a site where you're expected to deal with someone else bodgery...😤
I’ve had it a good few times now with cmp glands where they were a nightmare to get on for no obvious reason and other times same size gland same cable have just fell on its like sometimes u get a dodgy batch
If you watch the video, @ 18.12 you can see to the left of the picture that the neutral has been made off already (Blue heat shrink) to the right of that you have the 3 phase connections showing the Brown already made off. If you look behind and to the right you can see the separate earth already made off. Don't know about the site Tony is on but you do come across situations with no cable markings, that's when you have fun with a meter. What used to be commonly called belling out your cables.
You can tell right away you're a professional....coz you talk in millimeters ..eg. 750... etc....amataurs and TV ( experts ) ?. talk in centimeters. and ..like 3.5 centimeters.. instead of 35mm. mille
And there’s me complaining and cussing with a 16mm 4 core yesterday, fair play to what you do daily.
More and more it seems like other trades get away with doing an absolutely shit job. Then you (we) have to go way above and beyond to put things right.
That's exactly why ! Somebody comes along behind them and puts it right , because it's cheaper and quicker than calling them back !
@@kevinobrien5964 it's soul destroying though huh. When you turn up to a job and realise it's actually two jobs, there's a load of work to do on top of what you're supposed to be doing because some dick head is either incompetent or just plain lazy.
I think u would find thats classified as a confined space sir you're some guy but fair plat you always get it done 💯✊✊👍
Pure Gym have reduced the shower temperatures to be “green”. Means the clients come out blue!
Your 'spreading tool' at 19:08 is known as a gasket scraper in the Motor Trade
Hi Tony great video thanks 😊 you always seem to get the all the crap jobs! And make them right and still laugh and joke about it 😊keep up the good work sir. Take care mate. Gary.
Them exhaust pipe cutters are on euro car parts website 35 quid
Just beastin they big cables in mate. Get yourself one of those China diesel night heaters for the van, my friend has one in a transit for motocross weekends. It’s been going strong now for two years and uses little fuel. Also recommend a CO detector too😅. When drilling out big holes with the holesaw, drill a relief hole just inside the perimeter. This will allow the cuttings to fall out of the saw. Someone showed me it and it works a treat. All the best big man.
I must start carrying a hydraulic jacks in my tool box
I have it in the van, just incase
Can you lay on your side in that van and not touch the roof? Absolute trooper!!
If I lay on my back and watch rude videos I can nearly touch the roof😂😂😂😂😂
That looks freezing 🥶 would that not come under “confined spaces getting under there”
I think for the effort this deserves a subscription.
Good job! Please take pictures about the end result, so you can put in in case you lose some footage. :)
I bet they argued all summer about the route of those cables😂
If you use a bottle jack on the side, point the pump part down. The pump can suck more oil in compared to using the pump part on the side.
Nice 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
@jointechcabling9103 the benefit is that you have a little more travel and it sucks less air during pumping.
I work as a liftmechanic and have a 2,5t version in my tool cart, always handy when I need to push something over or realign stuff.
Had the same issue with some BW glands the other week correct size but a nightmare to get on , had some CW glands on the van went on straight away
the civils and concrete finish there is dog turd i would have that slab pulled out
Nice work Tony. I bet those cables get harder to manipulate in the cold? Little thumbs up.
Standard jointing/cable out 🙄😂, the tool you are on about is a gasket scraper
Tough owl gig all round, fair play to ya Tony
4:25 I think that's sign language for "an idiot's been here"?
Hope you put in a decent price for that work.
Flat tool you used to lever the sheathing off - Gasket scraper. I know the feeling of walking into a site where you're expected to deal with someone else bodgery...😤
I’ve had it a good few times now with cmp glands where they were a nightmare to get on for no obvious reason and other times same size gland same cable have just fell on its like sometimes u get a dodgy batch
They're usually 100% but I've experienced the same thing. The odd dodgy batch.
You should save your "blooper" edits for a 2nd channel. 👌
Possibly a "donation" channel 😂
I never thought of that!! What a good idea. 👍🏻
@jointechcabling9103
You've given me plenty of extremely helpful ideas/tips. Glad to be able to throw one your way. Happy New Year pal 👊💪
Amazon have the exact same cutter
Has anyone tried to tan your van before whilst your sleeping? ps 300mm solid earth makes a decent malky
No but I snore like fuck so they can probably hear me and steer clear.
You have to work hard now, in any trade to earn your money.
Those ain't banjos, they ring-pulls off the size of beer can needed to prep for that moving lark, nice try though, I'm on to you 😂
Newby here, are the cables identified, is there a plan of what goes where. Is this three phase and neutral
If you watch the video, @ 18.12 you can see to the left of the picture that the neutral has been made off already (Blue heat shrink) to the right of that you have the 3 phase connections showing the Brown already made off. If you look behind and to the right you can see the separate earth already made off. Don't know about the site Tony is on but you do come across situations with no cable markings, that's when you have fun with a meter. What used to be commonly called belling out your cables.
@@rscelectrical7091 cheers fella
@@wolvolad25: Your welcome mate, if you just joined the Industry: Welcome and good luck 👍
Awsome😊😊
Thanks for the video your tips my job hell of a lot easier top man
Are these stainless glands?? If so what’s the idea of that over brass??
They're aluminium to match the aluminium armour on single core cables (AWA) to prevent galvanic corrosion between dissimilar metals.
Ahh I didn’t realise they were aluminium armours.
Thanks for the reply.
This is mad,,,personally ide walked away from the job nothing but a pain piss poor planning 😮..
@@tomorichardon a single core cable they will always be aluminium to stop a magnetic field effect on the armouring.
@@liamk15 👍 that’s great to know, thanks for the info
Is there no armour on those cables? Why is that
Yes they have armour on them. It's aluminium on some and steel on others.
I love your techical ability mate but fuck me thats basic in that van
Hi Tony great vid as usual can i ask where you got the pipe cutter, i got one of amazon but doesnt seem to cut deep enough
You can tell right away you're a professional....coz you talk in millimeters ..eg. 750... etc....amataurs and TV ( experts ) ?. talk in centimeters. and ..like 3.5 centimeters.. instead of 35mm. mille
That makes me feel great😁😁😁. It makes things a lot more accurate too.
You need to get ya self a mate
4 core 300mm YUCK