Adding Light Outlets On My Simple Electrical Demo Board

Just installing 2 light sockets on my simple AC power demo board. Stay safe, guys!
Music track: Light Expanse
Artist: Unicorn Heads
Tools:
Bosch GSR 120Li 12V cordless drill-driver
Engineer PZ-78 pliers (with screw extractor & crimper)
Klein Tools wire stripper 11054 GLW (glow in the dark)
Ingco diagonal cutter
Various screwdrivers
Hioki DT4261 TRMS Digital Multi Meter

[@alf699]

I was wondering where you were located. Your talk about Line1/Line2 didn't make any sense to me and now seeing your wiring with no earthing made me really curious. Now that I know that you are in the Philippine, it makes more sense. Great little video.

[@ramschannelreviews]

Thank you for watching!

[@newmonengineering]

Interesting board there. What is the purpose of it all? Some sort of household wiring examples? Just curious. I bought these heavy duty crimper set on Amazon and I use them for just about every crimp job. They have the colors marked on them and when I use them I know it's not going to come loose not that you have to buy them but they definitely make life easier if you have a ton of crimps to do. It's a cool looking project whatever it is.

[@ramschannelreviews]

I appreciate your comments. Thank you. The built-in crimpers on my pliers, so far, had done a good job for the simple stuff I need them for. I would imagine if you have a lot of crimps to do a color coded set would make the job easier. Any good brand in particular? I use that board for some basic demonstration of my handheld electrical test and measuring instruments (Fluke, Hioki, & others), which is a hobby. Hioki have their own demo board which is really nice but they don't sell it so I thought I'd just make my own. It's easier to control since I just flip mini circuit breakers and switches. Plus those small digital meters were quite accurate.