I was gonna say the same comment. Man all that time effort and money but the kit he's got makes life and work so much better.. it's the small things as well like the rain cover for van ect. Top stuff

That van is like Santa's sack, never ending 😂

Nice

Nice

If you ever want rid of the wera adjustable spanners let me know your price, for me they are absolutely tremendous in my line of work. I’ve got the normal ones all sizes but I want the vde ones just don’t want the vde price!

Intense🔥🔥🔥

Better than the veto pro pac?

Finally glasses on when using the nail gun 👍👍👍😂😂😂😂🥰 ,,nice clean job working efficiently and making as little mess as possible also nice rhythm on the back forward stroke with the drill 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂👍👌

I do like the idea and look of that Tough Built kit. How do you rate it?

Details like putting a mat under the charger and pilot drilling are one of the many things that set quality above the average monkey.

Pride in your work. Love it.

Anderson and partners. Premium design for a premium electrician. Well done.

You and David are the UK sparks I religiously watch. So much value, albeit we do things a bit different. Keep at it and keep it up!

I got tired just watching 😳😜😂👍🏼

3 phase ones are the same, expensive lol

Thank you so much dude, you are a inspiration source...

About time we bought all this back to the UK, cars, boats, everything

Well said. They are just pissy flowers.

lot of tough built what's your verdict?

on extension work why use batteries?

Yes smashing you deserve all the success you get adam . Your videos motivate me to take as much pride as possible in my work and go self employed soon 👍

Been following you for a while now, you're a good lad and a bit of an inspiration. Thanks for supporting new and experienced sparks. You deserve more subs.

Good night, sir Adam :) I'm not a sparky, but I follow your channel. I respect every job that is presented by you., because I known that you have proud in every thing that you made; true gentleman. Thanks for sharing you thoughts and your day with us. Respect!

16 hours in a day, do you live on neptune 😂😂😂only joking, i know Neptunes day is only 15 hours lol)

Can you par all 4 into one remote ?

Watching from Australia and wondering why the IP67. Our consumer units are all external. Meter and breakers are all in a metal box with a hinged door that has no weather seal, let alone an IP rating.

Art. Love the work 👍🏼

Wot a Straynge feeshtahpe

I watched one of your other videos a while back about getting organised and ever since I’ve been buying so much stuff to get organised but it feels great mentally I’m not scrambling looking for things. One set up you had I liked and copied is the stacking system with the box of power tools and drawers of fixings underneath

Just today I had to drill through a joist hoping there was no wire on the other end, thank fuk there wasn't, I then use my inspection camera as a fishing rod and taped the wire onto it

Came across one that Octopus fitted not long ago. Didnt even bother to install RCD .... 😮

Thanks for the video. Does the CT clamp need to be on the incoming line from meter or can it be on the line near consumer unit in the rear garden garage 50 meters away? The CU is daisy-chained from main house to outdoor to garage on 16mm SWA.

Fantastic video 💯🇬🇧🇬🇧 Absolutely agree about ""if clients"" see your van,,,100%... It Really does reflect you...💯🇬🇧

Where did you pick up those klein tools ferrule crimps from, can’t find them anywhere in the uk

A some one with a mobility scooter that looks a lot better then some of the cable covers I have had to go over.

Lovely bit of work that😊

Makes me want to just buy a petrol or diesel to be honest.

Wee tip when rodding with cobras. They come with a screw on tip with a hole in the tip, cable tie through the hole then around the existing cable going through the conduit, not too tight just enough so the rod and cable tie isn't pulling the cable as you push it through. This should help your cobra rod around tight bends as it follows the cables route. Other method bend two cable ties and tape to the rod end creating like a whisk shape, keep the bend on cable ties relatively short and it helps push around the shape of tight bends. Alternatively tape an ibolt just the thread and loop part on to end of the rod and the curves of the loop help push around bends too. The other way around this last resort would be if the existing cable is moving up and down freely in the conduit then use that to pull 2 ropes through then use the ropes to pull the two new cables through one at a time. Only way normaly if bends to tight or conduit is blocked up with something.

Masterclass resulting in a masterpiece. Ive come to expect no less from you Mr Stears.

Lovely work chap. Just a question as someone who is coming from industrial moving to domestic in couple weeks. How come the old colours aren't sleeved to comply to new regs? Are old colours still aloud in domestic dwellings? On industrial sites we always bring everything up to modern spec, so I always assumed it would be the same everywhere. Keep the content coming, has been a great sneak peak before I start my new role 👌

Brilliant when theres plenty slack on cables

Great video, love the music. Nice and neat, but hate coming across a board with cable ties like this..Really difficult to identify & confirm the conductors. I'd end up removing them when fau;t finding... And why label spare ways as "spare"...only my opinion ...

Excellent work as always

As someone learning currently, are cable ties okay to use inside consumer units/DB? I heard different things, some say yes but dont over toghten them on live cable other says NIC dont like them?

how loud does it beep when you turn it on/off? how loud are the fans?

What model is your label printer?

Is that a solid neutral bar ? On the new mains board

Great job your such a tidy worker and i like the old dustpan underneath the drill. whats the name of the cable strippers you used on the EV cable?

Excellent video again and yes you always think the worst, and its a relief when you get there and its not the horror story you were expecting to find . Thanks again keep em coming.

Where are the national register for EV installers??? Just like Gas safety engineers need certificate,,,this should be industry standard,,,,and if you find bad workmanship then report it,,,,call them out,,,then other people wont be scammed..