Danger Angle Drill Attempt

[@roryorr5048]

Your videos are brilliant Nick 😂, you’re a natural. I really appreciate the effort you put in to leave a top class job. It’s the little things that people notice! Cheers !

[@gideonvanniekerk6418]

I’m a second year apprentice, I’ve learned a lot from you and appreciate all the attention to detail 😁

[@TheChipmunk2008]

good luck in your career sir, you'll never be bored

[@TheChipmunk2008]

frustrated, annoyed, tearing your hair out, every day, bored, never

[@TheChipmunk2008]

and it's amazingly satisfying, i realized i was focussing on the negative :)

[@markrainford1219]

Don't forget your 'Pythagoras theorem and lots of prime numbers'. It will come in useful. Err, one day.

[@TheChipmunk2008]

@@markrainford1219 you won't have a calculator every day... we showed them

[@petertallowin6406]

I've been using the Fischer plugs for ages now. I still use the traditional red rawlplugs but the Fischer ones are great in loads of different material, check this..... Including plasterboard! 🤭

[@YosemiteSam23]

Superb attention to detail Nick…as someone with massive OCD I commend you 🙌🏼

[@ForTheBirbs]

Such skills with your tool and holes Sir Nick! Ads mum would be proud

[@Hoops-Senior]

Doing the old lady's shower pro bono will help now that the winter fuel allowances have been removed. Nice one, Nick. You're a decent bloke.

[@w.o.o.d.y]

Can't live with those plugs, they wont tap through a back box after it's drilled. Red plugs all day long for me !! Neat job with the filler in the hall too. Nice one pal.

[@freeitstafford]

Spot on about the water round here, everything goes crusty within milliseconds. Shower heads are a consumable, and you need a lifetime subscription to Domestos Zero just to flush the bog.

[@firsteerr]

its becoming very clear Adam was the brains of the outfit 😁

[@edglue6138]

I hope they have some of that delicious green paint left And I can’t wait to see the artex match up in the hall😂😂😂

[@bernherts]

Love the fischer plugs, much better than cheaper ones

[@Woodkin007]

@@bernherts they are good, but as another commenter said, its a pain not being able to hammer them through the back boxes fixing holes. Only way is to drill out the back box fixing holes more and use a washer. Too much effort.

[@edglue6138]

Are they? Or is it just a Fischers rumour?

[@EoEx-GG]

@@Woodkin007 that's due to it being 1mm bigger 6mm drill bit 5mm screw drill 6mm through backbox wall plug in screw in by hand with washer tap tap sink that wall plug a little and do the screw

[@Woodkin007]

@@EoEx-GG yeah....or I could just use a red rawl plug. But thanks for advice.

[@EoEx-GG]

@Woodkin007 well yeah it just that these as bundy shows require a 6mm for a 5mm screw so either way, just stubby 6mm straight through box and wall

[@brianmckenna3440]

Great video Nick such a Gentleman

[@KevinSmith-ph6jv]

TLC do a nice fuse switch with an integrated timer. Use them loads for towel rads 👌

[@g.williamswilliams8442]

Nic,.. with those skills you should have been a surgeon... I like the style.... Yoo good job 😂

[@idi0tdetectioninprogress]

Well done Nick. Might be worth using a one coat plaster, or powder mix filler for this type of work. You can mix your own consistency then and do a deeper fill on the first go.

[@landroverlandyman]

Nice job mate 👍

[@Woodkin007]

That nicked cable was in one of those nonsense "safe zones" where two walls meet in the corner. I mean, really, who knows about corner safe zones except electricians, and we dont expect cables to be in corners.

[@TheChipmunk2008]

heh, colleague destroyed 7 cables due to corner drilling. that was a fun 7pm finish, but can't fault the installation sparky. The regs need changed, that is precisely WHERE people will drill. And more info for other trades, it shouldn't be a trade secret

[@Woodkin007]

@@TheChipmunk2008 completely agree. I've used the vertical corner once as no other choice apart from apocalyptic house destruction. Also think the horizontal run at top of walls where it meets the ceiling is also shortsighted.

[@Jamie-x4c]

Those zones have been around as long as I’ve been sparking, so nothing new. If you’re a punter who doesn’t know about zoning get a detector before doing any drilling. Those zones can get us out the shit on rewires

[@carlrobson5745]

You were lucky with that drill close to the pipes😛

[@hbarnes2489]

If the shower is going hot cold hot called. Check to see if they have it on full whack. As I've been told by various manufacturers not to have it on full whack as it can't keep up and that setting is more for cleaning the shower than washing yourself. Try running it on a lower setting. It will still be hot enough and it may fix the issue

[@joboeyful]

That shot with the drill man 😂👏👏👏👏👏

[@IAAITKEN]

I tested to see how you find the Milwaukee stuff, been looking at them. Seen you speak about Tradify a lot, what you using for results/certificates?

[@TwoFace240]

What was the verdict on the new Fischer plugs?

[@jamesstanding3364]

Them m12 ratchets are great for larger switch gears 50/260mm and doing clutches on cars lol

[@johng.1703]

those plugs are the same ones I use, and they are pretty good. cost a bit more, but they are nice to use.

[@sean5988]

I am shocked you still have not bought a socket template!

[@cranefamily]

Nick I use these Toolstation code 64766 timer and spur all in one unit would that have helped on the job ?

[@TheChipmunk2008]

watch that 10mm socket, it will make a break for it

[@Shanky_TH9540]

you could of used a fused spur with a time clock built into it for the towel rail

[@bradengland8609]

My Insurance wanted an extra £500 a year to carry out wet work ie Showers so I no longer do them. Not worth the risk if one goes wrong and don't do anywhere near enough to justify that insurance cost.

[@richrowley8355]

I'm an old lady that lives over the road, can you come and rewire my garages???? Quality angled drilling action Nick

[@markrainford1219]

Do you like lots of big black flexicon?

[@jasonwatson9011]

Water pressure, may be nothing wrong with the shower. Insufficient flow or pressure on the mains or a scaled up shower head.

[@AntsInTheMeadow]

You my friend nailed that angle drill 😎🤣

[@curtis7739]

Back with the new vid

[@Ozbert]

You don't seem bothered if that Artex style plaster finish contains asbestos at all.

[@TheChipmunk2008]

re, the driling, you can now charge 20k for a rewire but you have a copyright strike from artisan electrics

[@TheChipmunk2008]

🖕 Jordan (no harm no foul, just not my business model)

[@TomChapman-wv9iq]

Pythagoras ,ha ,best guess lol

[@waynerandall4036]

Why would you put silicon around a double socket?

[@NBundyElectrical]

It’s not silicon it’s caulk and filler 👍

[@tourcheverybridge]

sorry, I don’t claim to know anything but why did you not just use a metal 2+ one box? Not a dig not a troll just asking, cause I’m struggling to think why you didn’t.. of course I could’ve missed something because I am tired😂

[@NBundyElectrical]

Only reason, mate I don’t keep them in stock or in the van

[@BillyGold007]

£500 per socket

[@badbradmx]

You'll learn the difference between bought and brought one day Nick 😊 If it helps you bRing something with you, so you bRought it. Both have an R. Buy and bought both do not have an R. Simple way to remember it. Additionally, that angle drilling was top tier, you're an artisan

[@retroclickmedia4422]

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