Had A Nightmare - Rewire Day 2

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[@faisalmoghal4055]

Cool trick i saw for chasing with the multitool - put 2 blades on with the angled bits facing away from each other. Gives you 2 blades about an inch away from each other to get the perfect channel!

[@unknownregions5014]

Ubiquiti POE switch will do the trick, just double check the voltage of the switch as they have different voltage models.

[@hbarnes2489]

Polystyrene does react with PVC. It actually melts it. Never seen it actually get down to singles tho but I have seen it properly melted and sticky

[@vincentstragier6628]

19:00 Tenda has an unmanaged gigabit switch that has a PoE input and 4 gigabit output (about 30 W max), really cheap (under €30) but you need one PoE injector. Unifi as a better one, but you need a good PoE injector/PoE switch, and it's way more expensive (around €200). Also, I would still keep the full run from the APs to the garage and add have the PoE switch/injectors in the garage, all centralized. Otherwise, you can find PoE switches that will directly power your devices.

[@timballam3675]

The platisiser is migrating from the cable to the polystyrene, this permanently damaging the cable and can make it brittle. You can look at the TL-SF1006P for the PoE or even better the SG2008P with a OC200 if you are going to do things properly, the OC200 will take care of all the AP and switch configuration for you.

[@brianmckenna3440]

Great video Nick good luck with the rest

[@TheChipmunk2008]

it's not so much the warmth, it;'s the plasticizer gets sucked out of the pvc by the polystyrene... Had one where the cavity wall insulation had filled the fuseboard LOL

[@idi0tdetectioninprogress]

Spot on. Flat roofs often had this stuff for insulation. Pain in the ass stuff, especially back in the days of installing spotlights which got red hot!!!!

[@idi0tdetectioninprogress]

Polystyrene migrates the plasticiser from the cable. Over time the outersheath goes harder as it loses its plasticity.

[@petertallowin6406]

I love JCC until it comes to floods. Never had so many issues until I used them. Pain in the arse things fail all the time. Collingwood all the way! :) I have pictures of a job where there was polystyrene balls in the loft and the 1mm had melted the balls to it. It was another warm summer/dark winter away from becoming a crematorium. p.s Where did you get your socks from?

[@MattMarineEng]

The netgear gs108pe is good for poe has 4 outputs which are normal and 4 poe (53 Watts total), use it for network mesh networks on vessels.

[@g.williamswilliams8442]

Very methodical... Good job

[@daviddawson9099]

Always a fun day rewiring a house which is occupied.

[@ChristmasCrustacean1]

I know what you were thinking... "I keep getting covered in balls, its at moments like this that I miss Adam"

[@HootMaRoot]

Polystyrene is a nightmare and causes nothing but trouble many years after it's been put in especially if/when some renovations are getting done

[@JC-jv5xw]

What a load of balls! (polystyrene)

[@amans_alarms]

That insulation looks fun 😅 For the access points, you can buy a TP Link TL-SG1005P

[@richrowley8355]

Bit of a mare there Nick. Balls all over the shop

[@davidhaverfield7909]

I’m in Australia, polystyrene eats the cable when the cable gets hot ( summer temps 35°+) and outer sheath crumbles

[@flashheart7675]

Hahaha I see you got the chuck lock 👍🏻

[@eointhomas2914]

I work in IT and have to run some cables at times, I remember in a school I had all those balls fall out of a wall, I had no idea what they were !!

[@imark7777777]

I didn't know the Candy bar company had clothes? And Hiviz at that that.

[@JonNelson90WBN]

Nick where did you get your t shirt hoodie and drill bit? 😉

[@ScottSmudger]

With the POE, you would just need a POE switch with power and a network cable

[@stevenix917]

Have you thought about routing behind the coving 🤔

[@markdevlin8471]

The cables got bad haemorrhoids 😂

[@DT-uy1ex]

We use kosnic fittings bang on

[@themadhippy6911]

could be worse ,ya could have an apprentice putting his foot through the celling bringing down a 8x4 sheet of plasterboard complete with blown fibre insulation

[@JC-jv5xw]

personal experience then?

[@anthonybragg]

Don't you miss Adam for jobs like these? Great shout out of the things you use can you do more often

[@tonywatson1412]

Sockets hmm. 2 is enough ...yeahhhh ! Costomers always right .... 2 is NEVER enough. . We all know that ...

[@lukerobinson4152]

wasp nest at about 9.40

[@Jakee3_]

balls

[@_4kfish]

Second

[@mosesjuarez90]

First

[@PaulBrady-tz7ph]

Tool

[@jessiepooch]

@paul Clown.