Amen 😅

i’ve seen worse

Thanks for the video. As an adult learner do you need to earth the armour in the SWA?

Ah those electric antics😂

Also that socket seams to be wired in 1.5mm 3 core cable, as the colours are Red, Yellow, Blue, Not Red, Black, Green Yellow Or Brown, Blue, Green Yellow So defo not a spark that wired it,

Who’s getting pummelled in the background ?

What a stupid place to put a mains Socket. It should be placed vertically for a start.

Green energy ⚡️

Can’t be an electrician with that screwdriver. Builder

I wonder how many times the ants have made a connection & killed themselves?

Aaaaaaaaaaaaaaagh !!!

Socket fitted with an anty tamper device 😅

Anyone with a brain would have the Hoover on this before investigating

Is there a reason that sockets on the floor? Seems pretty dangerous

Wow that’s crazy, reminds me the BG specials from Screwfix, none of the breakers lining up!!

It means your out of warranty 😂

Why when doing rn+r2 test you put neutral lead into l1 terminal on megger tester just wondering why you wondering put it into neutral terminal on megger not started apprenticeship yet just trying to learn

Hi is that still tester still good or would a better model be needed now

Hi mate, where are you based. I need similar extractor fan required and venting through roof

Would water not go in throught those grill bits on the tile?

13:20 LOL (Great opening btw - made me watch your whole video!) 🙂

Sweaty palms watching this

SPD is not needed in domestic dwellings,how many domestic properties have incurred a power surge,i was a sparks for 50 years and never came across 1 case of voltage surge so its just the industry trying to make money out of home owners,also this torgue is bullshit,there are far more connections on any circuit than is at the consumer unit yet the industry is not calling for all electrical connections to be torgued on an electrical circuit which tells me its just another case of bullshit and money making scheme yet you sparks fall for it

brilliant first video, congratulations. very informative. good luck and cant wait for the next one.

Not dissing the workmanship whatsoever, its just that why would they want a light that shines so oddly, and not atleast downward onto the pathway lol weird pick i gotta say

Hi I am trying to get my head around a problem. I have an led light bar rated at 860 w alledgidly. I am also using an ac dc transformer, when I put my watt meter on the 240v side it reads 80 watts ish. Is there a drop in wattage between 240 volt and 12 volt or is it as I suspect the unit is approximately 10 times less in wattage. Regards Martin steele

price for this job

Dog? I thought that was a parrot lol.

How much would a job like this cost?

Quite like that board apart from the edge of knock outs like you said, you used the danson boards ?

I Never plaster mainly because i am not a plasterer i always let the customers know this beforehand. Plastering may look easy but if its not done right when its painted it looks 10 times worse. In this instance let the plasterers do the repair after all its not like your paying for them is it.

Knockouts on the back were a nightmare for me to get out when I fitted one last year, deformed the db i had to hit it that hard also you can't see the torque sticker once all cables go in. It should go on the inside of lid maybe. The're my 2 issues with it. All good everything else.

do more clips

the conduit connections are not water tight - rain will get inside in no time

Which camera are you using for the POV shots?

Jesus Christ !! Not one ,, but three holes!! 🤣 You should be able to tell after the first one Shocking ! Bit of a tip ,, I would take this video down 🤣 All looks crap workmanship.

Get yourself a teflon foam gun and some low expansion foam this is by far the best way to stabilise plaster around a socket. The gun makes the application completely controllable, you don't need loads and you can leave the foam in the gun for 2 years without issue.

Nice job done

No fancy music and slow motion effects? You mustn't be a good spark! LOL. Only kidding, great video! :)

I was reading on the ie website where a guy was training to be an electrical inspector and he was failed for testing at the shower unit, when he asked what he failed he was told you only inspect upto the pull switch. I personally test at the shower and check for loose wires or burning. I've subscribed.

Well done on your first video . Not a bad EICR, one point though it is not strictly necessary to zero the test leads, if you don’t it’s not a problem you can deduct the leads resistance from the test result , but it is easier to zero the leads if you can remember not all testers have a zero function. Good luck l enjoyed this video nice to see someone get on with the job in hand and not spending half his time talking to the camera.👍👍

No safety glasses

Shouldn't that metabo have taken out the middle channel as well?

Done that before. Don't worry it happens.

Don't worry about your mistakes, all apprentices make them and you will learn from them, the electrician you were working with should of pre warned you!!! Not Your Fault 👍

Happened to me a lot until i started using the variable speed setting on my rotary drill and started using lower speeds more frequently, not to mention i'd do other nasty things like puncture existing conduit which was ofc a nightmare, nowadays i just use high speed for the initial crack, switch to low speed immediately after and then sometimes will do the finishing with a manual hammer and chisel just to get more control, though i do this more often when i know there's existing conduits in the area

Probably find only a 75mm block wall rather than 100mm, quite common in dividing none load bearing walls , most of us me included have done it at some point mate , enjoying your vids 👍

i did this when i was in college, the room had only just been decorated, she was crying and going of her head

Nice job.

Bit of bad luck there. Sh!t happens.