Starrett holesaw set put to the test!!! Setting out gland plates

Marking and drilling the Proteus gland plates with tails isolator wired and connected.
Not using trunking on this one to clearly set out to learners how these things go together.
Parts used:-
Proteus DB/CU/Tails isolator
Wiska tails gland
SWA storm glands
Klein digital level
Klein drivers
Milwaukee Packout
Starrett holesaw set
These proteus boards are so slimline and versatile. Next stop is bringing the final circuits in and terminating those into the glands and boards.

[@andyca15]

Always nuts out? - You've been spending too much time in Savo's basement.

[@user-vs5fi2vy3h]

Best explanation Great work ❤

[@anthonybragg]

You're never too old to watch a refresher someone might have a better way(or easier) way. I watched a video by Nick Bundy he had a Starratt set in a case that seemed a waste of extra money for the case I hope you can buy them either separately or as a set without the case. How do you rate them Mark?

[@electrician247]

So far so good! I agree on the case and not sure on purchase options. Would have thought they available separately

[@SPARKY400T]

Great video thanks does the main earth need to go through the gland with the tails or can it go through it's own stuffing gland?

[@electrician247]

It’s good working practice for that to be the case. During a fault all current is through the same hole in that case.