KITCHEN REWIRE IN A DAY!!!

[@philipsmith0752]

great video Mike and Jack , good to see a real smile on Jacks face when Mike gave him the gift

[@georgemurphy-yj8pv]

would you still use a ring for a kitchen or a 4mm radial?

[@kierenhudson6331]

I use 2 4mm radials. One for appliances and one for worktop sockets

[@metrotechguru5863]

So sorry about the lost video. But, shite does happen. Super video as always.

[@three-phase562]

Nice job, those wall chasers certainly make a difference to the quality and speed of the work. Good luck with the rest of the job. Found you out from your video with the Bundy one.

[@GreenHawkConstructionltd]

Welcome to the channel buddy. Yes buddy nick’s a gent mate The wall chaser is a brilliant bit of kit so much cleaner 🔥

[@richards9950]

Hello Guys, good job. Could you advise, what you used to fix the steel band into the wall. Do you use some masonry screws without plugs or just drill a hole, plug and standard screw? Thanks in advance :)

[@GreenHawkConstructionltd]

@@richards9950 I would recommend using plugs from Fischer and screws or if you have deep pockets you can use the spit nailer 👍

[@richards9950]

@@GreenHawkConstructionltd Thank you for the reply. What about issues with fire, some say (which to me is a bit silly) that even the plugs cannot be plastic one, but fire rated. Would you agree, or plastic ones are fully acceptable. Also, when clipping cables along joists. Do you use also steel bands all the time? Or mixed with simple plastic clips and with metal band at some intervals to comply with fire rating? Or you use only metal clips (similar to plastic ones). Thank you again for your time and reply.

[@GreenHawkConstructionltd]

@@richards9950 no worries to answer your question I will try and cover it in a short video 👍

[@rjkelectrical6086]

6.26- it probably is in a zone further up the wall when it snakes up there usually what happens in older kitchen works 😂

[@dylanshenton6001]

Great stuff as always, was wondering how you got the top part of the chase cut in the kitchen on the right as you go through the door. Looked tricky behind the copper pipes. Multi-tool and some careful cutting in? Any special method?

[@GreenHawkConstructionltd]

Yep multi tool with a masonry bit in buddy works a treat 🤙

[@Honest_Reviewer.]

Absolute tragedy about the lost video. Great video.

[@GreenHawkConstructionltd]

I am gutted mate 😩

[@petertallowin6406]

Has the underside of that Metabo chaser worn out? Cracking work as usual dude.

[@GreenHawkConstructionltd]

Not as far as I am aware 🤔

[@paul_my_plumbs_uk]

3 2 1 DUSTY BIN 😂😂😂

[@steve11211]

That ceiling looked like the 80s artex stuff, it has asbestos in it, I could be wrong but either way should really be wearing a dust mask... You only get one body so look after it, I know its horrible to wear them as you get all hot and sweaty and they steam up glasses..

[@pyrrhical3423]

Mike do you usually put the switched fuse spurs for dishwashers hobs washing machines etc all on 1 20a radial? And a dedicated oven supply?

[@GreenHawkConstructionltd]

No not really mate that’s why we install rings for the kitchens

[@carlrobson5745]

whats the betting those back boxes get plastered over☹

[@GreenHawkConstructionltd]

I hope not we will find out together soon enough 🤔

[@seanland]

Work home 🏡

[@davidclarke2513]

I can't beleive how you are abusing those stepladders ,you can't stand on the plastic top or one leg on the back strut,I think you need to go on a health and safety course or get a pair of steps of at least 7 rungs ,it's not a good example to set for your apprentice