I Can't Employ Any One Again Because Of This - Bare Brick Rewire Day 1

[@NBundyElectrical]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/mqWqm6yJet6Ke7Msi=tEs3bOY2Z01eBk7T Jacks video

[@JRCElectrical]

@@NBundyElectrical ❤️

[@willrenyolnds]

@@JRCElectrical shush

[@metrotechguru5863]

Nick, your OCD wiring method is a thing of beauty. Keep up the good work, mate.

[@JRCElectrical]

That Jack seems a professional guy, funny aswell

[@stephencarter6634]

😂😂😂

[@richardwilliamson3624]

Modest too 😂😂😂

[@brightsparkmid]

Not a fan of jack to be honest, think you need to stay away from the Yam yams for a bit

[@JRCElectrical]

@ I’ve seen a brummy on here before 🤢

[@brightsparkmid]

@ better looking and better accent too though

[@daviddawson9099]

Good work. Not sure why but enjoy watching basic installation work,

[@richrowley8355]

Nice one Nick. Good to have Jack back

[@TheChipmunk2008]

Working with other sparks is always fun... you need to decide WHO is signing it off, and then the one who isn't gets to do what they're told (unless it's not to regs, or you have a better idea)

[@effervescence5664]

That's the one thing the Dewalt and Viper have over the Milwaukee stapler. Hole hawgs are a must have, I got the 64v dewalt first for core drilling and then got the 18v when it released for joist bays.

[@nedbundy4956]

I work to 500 mm to the the centre of sockets bro Just easier to set laser through centre 🙌

[@markrainford1219]

Drilled your joists in the wrong place. You are meant to keep to the middle of a board. More chance of hitting over long nails with your auger. Plus punching nails through a floorboard is a legit technique for lifting boards with zero damage, and that is right where you've put your cables.

[@baracus901]

I noticed that too. Suppose that can happen when your putting cables in from below. Also when he lays cable across the joist why clip them so high up, just below the boards? Is rockwool is going underneath?

[@duncanpitts6776]

Top install, 1500mm to bottom of stats as for heat circulation and building regs👍🏻

[@Shanky_TH9540]

1500 centre hahah

[@sean5988]

Your work is impeccable Mr Bundy, too much so

[@fujivato]

We need to see more videos like this of Half-Day Jack and Nick 118 😎

[@brianmckenna3440]

Nick mate you're missed having someone to talk with while you're working great work ethic with that wire you stapled through

[@simonkan1996]

@NBundyElectrical Great video as always keep up the work! When you come to 2nd fix this, would you be wiring the heating side up? If so, would you make a vid on it? Would be great educational vid as not everyone knows how to wire a s plan or y plan heating system with the 2/3 ports.

[@firsteerr]

im in the middle of designing a jig that has a captured forstner bit or auger for drilling joists the same depth and central its taking some time because i keep adding to it , once i have a prototype i will send one to nick to review and give me feed back

[@NBundyElectrical]

yes please mate

[@tonywatson1412]

Like the way you don't pull cable a tight 90 degrees at joist holes... gentle curves, much better.../ How do you work the different heights, light sw. &. Room stat. ? Look better, same height...BUT regs

[@stevegrimwood5109]

Be interested to see if the boxes needed chasing in for the dot and dab - From my experience, you chase them in 10mm and they're about 25mm too deep when the walls have been finished!!

[@markrainford1219]

Yes, 12.5 board on 12.5 dabs and boxes chopped in 10mm works great. Just got make sure dry liners are not thick.

[@Shanky_TH9540]

100% agree such a common mistake,

[@davidclarke2513]

Please tell me why you are still feeding modern cooker supplies with 6mm cable when basic all electric cookers on full power can be 10.9kw over 47 amps

[@johnwarwick4105]

ffs you have to have the back box the right way up for the writing😳😂😂 earth terminal always better at the bottom. Laser line for drilling joists, just follow the floor board above. There is being neat then there is just plain silly. Staple gun looks great was just thinking that would be easy to hit the cable then you hit the cable. I wonder how often that happens and gets left because nobody will know. Staple and nail guns glad I am retired from this game

[@Dr.Stacker]

On the finance side of things do your sparkys get a daily rate or a cut / % of the job?

[@marklink6915]

I may be wrong but aren’t holes through joists supposed to be between 25% and 40% of the span of the joist

[@gadgetman36]

3:11 The only problem is it ain't a keyless chuck. I guarantee you'll lose the chuck key. There's a new model now called the super hawg (m18 system).

[@anthonybragg]

I thought the same when I saw it maybe worth seeing if they do or you can change the chuck.

[@brightsparkmid]

Tape the key to the flex, never loose it then

[@JensenPGATourDriven]

Great work Nick , as always. , l Like the hole hawg milwaukee Drill , looks great bit of kit , would you buy one ⚡️👊

[@garethharvey8671]

Great video, love the extra eye to detail on your work, some people seem to only judge their work on speed....... and finish, however look inside the board, a socket or underneath a floor board and it's lashed in, like every job is a job or not. What brand are the 35mm 2 gang knock out back boxes with 25mm knock outs please?

[@Shanky_TH9540]

literally any 35mm basic ko box lol

[@andysnowden4605]

Appleby have choice of 20mm or 25mm knockouts

[@mauserkk98]

Nick just ignore Jack's comments .... he trained as a plumber .

[@daviddyson8851]

How are you putting staples through cable I thought those staplers wouldn’t fire if the staple wasn’t in the centre ?

[@AGRElectrics]

@@daviddyson8851 two stables side by side or stacking causes issue

[@electro2606]

Do you still have wood decking in new houses in the UK

[@PaulDino02]

What laser do you use Nick?

[@SamanthaCoolBeans]

whats the reason for the oval conduit? I just had a kitchen rewire and the spark didnt do this

[@markrainford1219]

Only really necessary if the wall is getting wet plastered.

[@JRCElectrical]

😂😂😂😂 howling about half a day 😂😂😂

[@sygad1]

50cm to bottom of box, regs always change, they're never going down

[@John-M35]

Are regs not 450 to bottom of socket??

[@AGRElectrics]

@@John-M35 450-900 for new builds for disability purposes this is a refurb so is technically exempt but still good practice

[@jamiemurphy3404]

How is 3 o’clock half day 😊

[@barrypritchard2306]

You better of going to Screwfix and get you screws .

[@zaincooper570]

Enjoy the vids but this one has too many adverts 🙄

[@paulcraven979]

2 month rewire

[@NBundyElectrical]

3 days 👍

[@AGRElectrics]

GROW UP NICK!

[@JRCElectrical]

😂😂

[@Live_Sparks]

490 to the centre lads. Come on. !!! 😂

[@geoffball5803]

totally agree, and that is to the finished floor height so you can add a bit on

[@toddb9313]

You really should get another apprentice.

[@johnwarwick4105]

Would you want to be his apprentice, the OCD would drive you mad. Not knocking him as a spark but come on

[@TheChipmunk2008]

What I hate with earth lugs is when the bloody earth lug screw is missing. colleague is like 'regs say you don't have to earth the box'... Me: the time the cables will get damaged is when a customer or decorator removes the accessory live, and it will save their life. Even if they're not meant to do it, we ALL know they will

[@bramcoteelectrical1088]

Good practice to earth boxes 😊I always do as a sparky. Otherwise your just relying on thr pattrous screw for earthing if you just earth the front socket plate

[@davidryan6616]

Boys 🙄🙂🇮🇪☘️

[@ELECTRICLIFE4U]

👍👍👍👍

[@Danieel-ip6hg]

Still don't get why you in the UK don't put your wires in flexicon. It's impossible to make changes later or rewire in the future. No complaints on the work, you follow regs, for me it's just so weird :)

[@sygad1]

Funny you should mention that, i've redone the entire house in conduit and flexi. Can make as many changes as I like now.

[@markrainford1219]

That's why the cables are sheathed and flat, so you don't have to. Nothing except additional cost preventing you from doing so though.

[@Danieel-ip6hg]

@markrainford1219 I'm mainly thinking of putting flex tubes with single wire in them. Easy to replace and add wires.

[@Shanky_TH9540]

using the cable stapler has got to be the most ridiculous thing iv seen......absolute nonsense