Time-lapse control panel assembly/building (Multico Electrique panel shop)

[@axelbrode]

I retired from a plant where we did similar panels and cabinets. Some were small and some were 4 to 5 times larger than the first one in video. Didn't realize how much I loved the work until after I retired. Nice work on that panel and cabinet by the way. Very neat.

[@secretforreasons]

The articulated table that you are using is very cool 🤗🤗🤗

[@cccc-ru9ex]

What perfect job, i wired panels for two years, it was the best job I ever had. Very therapeutic.

[@nigelshaw1548]

I've been wiring them since 1990. Still going strong.

[@MrRUKidddingMe]

I am slack jawed at the quality and attention to detail. Flat out stunning. If I don't calm down in the next 4 hours I may need to seek medical attention.

[@bitcodelabs4660]

same

[@youknoweverything7643]

I came from the field as a electrical superintendent and instrumentation superintendent and I'm also a instrument tech certified and all and I just got a job in a panel fav shop building large Industrial control panels, electrical panels, instrumentation panels ECT and the first panel they gave me to build and Fabercate was a massive control panel I had to Fabercate the metal enclosed and all from scratch and I have tons of metal fab experience as well. It took me 2 days to do it and they said it was one of the most beautiful control panels they ever seen built every wire tage was perfectly even and straight all the wires ran parallel to each other and perfectly organized and flow in line but the only complaint was on the next one they told me take about half the time cause that looks good showing us what you can do now show us you can do decent work that's good enough but faster as well. Lol nice work man beautiful job. So the next two I did that was identical I did in half the time and they still said it looked to perfect compared to the other guys work and that the customers will want that every time and we can't do that Everytime cause the other guys can't do that good of a job in the same amount of time as you can. Cause I did the next two in a day each it took me and that's how fast they want them done the massive ones is one day per panel and it still looked 1000 times better then any of the other guys in the shops ever foes. I was able to do the other two in half the time and still same quality cause I didn't have to bend and cut all the panels for the enclosure cause they have a few guys that's all they do is cut and bend all the pieces for the panels for us fabricators who weld and and assemble all the panels but the first one they made me cut bend all the pieces for the enclosure myself to see if I knew how to do it in case them two guys call in sick and I gotta make my own pieces or what not. And when he gave me my tig welding test I gave the supervisor two different qualities of the test one looked amazing and one looked horrible and he laughed and said let me guess this one is the 25-30 dollar an hour employee and this one is a 25 an hour and below employee lol and I said yep and he said your hired 35 a hour plus per diem cause I'm from out of state and would need a hotel room for the week then drive home on Friday nights for weekend and I get every Monday off to drive back to the hotel and have the rest of day to rest from the 11 hour drive one way and I get a full weekend with my new wife and newborn son. I'm moving them up there soon once my newborn and first son is done with his therapy and treatments that his current Dr is doing for him for his lungs and breathing problems he had and still has from birth 2 months ago. And the owner of the electrical company I work for that does pannel fabrication he also owns a new and used golf cart dealership with a custom Gulf cart shop all in one and when the panel shop isn't busy he has me go and build custom golf carts since that is what I had been doing for a year before finding this job and I love building custom golf carts and enjoy building electrical panels from scratch so it's like the dream job for me except the drive every time back and forth but it's worth it as long as my son is getting the medical care he needs at the moment is all I care about

[@MrJW-jf3ue]

Bro really. lol way too much info.

[@vegisaynom]

Beautiful wiring job! Its so neatly done, hats off to you guys!

[@rdavo]

Work troubleshooting control panel every day, and let me tell you... that panel looks really good!!

[@TDOLLA]

so my first ever job believe it or not at age 13 was building control panels under the table in our garage. My dad ran a panel shop and he had this massive quota on one particular panel and he did not have the manpower to build them fast enough. He was having me build some under the table and then he would bring them to work and have one of his guys check it over. He brought home all the materials and he showed me how to do a couple and then I was off to the races. I don’t remember what he was paying me but it was crazy good money for a 13 year old. It was like $100-200 per completed panel. He could build one in about 2 hours but it took me closer to 6-8 hours. But I was making serious cash for a kid. He sat down with a legal pad and wrote out step my step how to build the entire panel- the measurements. where to put the rails. where to mount each component and then what color and where to run every single wire. It AMAZED me he sat down and wrote out how to build an entire panel from memory. I asked him how he did that and he said well, I mean I designed it in the first place. also the ones I built where much smaller than this one. this is a monster

[@austinschiefelbein1099]

I do this for a living and we have a lot of oem panels that we build over and over again when I first started I was intimidated but now I've been doing it so long I wire a lot of them from memory.

[@jaezae5947]

This is awesome!

[@JustaCuriousity]

Love the working area, nice and clean!

[@AdamPNelson]

Very enjoyable to watch. Thank you for sharing.

[@natashaperic5523]

I like your wire rack and tilt table you have. This is 80-20 material. Could you share the drawings and the material list. I will appreciate it. Thank you for sharing your work with us.

[@austinschiefelbein1099]

Natasha Peric have you heard back from them on the tilt table? We have make shift racks at my work built onto harbor freight lift carts but the don't tilt

[@elitecad880]

If you are interested for design work with 80/20 or similar t-slots extrusion please contact us

[@chiorrimd]

Congratulations by your electrical job!

[@huguesdupuis8725]

Amazing job! Really nice work!

[@HybridKing]

where can i find hydraulic table which hold sub panel ?

[@ricardogarcia3900]

Congrats, beautiful work.

[@killuazoldyck623]

Good components, marking, good location of elements and excellent assembly... My congratulations))

[@hansski1995]

Wow that is an awesome workstation

[@michaelbloomfield1846]

Are you using just double sided tape to hold the cable duct onto the backside of the door? What brand are you using? Unless you can secure the ducting with a screw at my company we are not allowed to use as we have had problems with the tape failing after a certain amount of time, so we have to loom it. How do you combat the tape failing?

[@jaxheat5966]

where is the adjustable table/easel from? love that!

[@marchmonkey7768]

yeah, how can i have one of that table? where to buy it?

[@ahmedaboukhaled3476]

I love this job so much ♥️♥️

[@brunogomes4672]

what name of this table did you use to support the panel assembly?

[@lassipls]

I want that table!

[@faschwank]

Same here.

[@soukiallen1]

wow!! beautiful job I love it I do the same kinda job...

[@davidfreitas2375]

Moro no Brasil e curti seu canal💝

[@zwic7170]

where did you get that tilt table? Amazing!

[@jacobyates7555]

What is that adjustable table called?

[@enderbiradam6954]

Whatever that was, it looked quite useful.

[@Moy61724]

I want a table like that too

[@RUN-PROGRAM]

Good job my friend

[@vladpowert]

Nice work!!!

[@JustinoFundido]

what kind of table is that?

[@Moy61724]

Same question

[@vvdvlas8397]

Чудова робота!

[@iAutomatykapl]

Nice ! Shared ! :)

[@alvarodiaz945]

Nice job 😅👌🏻

[@stabilini]

- Wich one do I cut? - The red one! - 🙄

[@gabrieljesus6006]

Very good !!!!

[@t.is.m5470]

Good job 🥰

[@arashi52069]

I like your work desk can you teach me how to do it?

[@SegoMan]

Yeah I think it's the red wire....

[@misterkoko-robotics8758]

Wow, I love this video.

[@onelastmarine]

I work for a company that assembles overhead cranes and hoists. Where do you get a panel table like that and a wire rack like that?

[@whyaoxiang]

门上的线槽怎么安装的。（How to install the wire slot on the door.）

[@hamidsalman2476]

Perfect job.

[@Joe-nf5ow]

where to purchase the workstation? it's nice

[@fabiotomaz7739]

Muito bem executado a montagem desse painel

[@adisharr]

Thankless job that just wears you down with age.

[@ismaildzgn2386]

the table you use is your own design

[@P0skoK]

Here did you buy assemly desk?

[@tradward]

I think I've got panel envy

[@paulfreed6394]

Excellent

[@mdoli3623]

Nice video 👌👌👌

[@Tevez2367]

Sweet job

[@Liton1444]

Very Nice

Sa vous à pri combien de temps pour câbler l'armoire

[@fiifinenyi2156]

IF YOU WANT TO OPEN A BRANCH IN GHANA I WOULD BE GLAD TO BE YOUR FIRST TECHNICIAN

[@andrescastillo5777]

MIS respetos a ese hombre mucho nivel

[@fitnoefitnoe9006]

Andres Castillo falta ver si funciona.

[@pmc7202]

Where can I buy the panel building table ?!

[@Moy61724]

Same question

[@joecowdrick5055]

airline hydraulics bensalem pa. we have one like it!

[@fiifinenyi2156]

I WOULD BE GLAD IF YOU CAN TEACH ME

[@pantherplatform]

I'd have pieces of stripped wire insulation everywhere!

[@alexandersavin1538]

How you will organize cables from outside? It will be a mess!!!

[@yurimalin]

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[@ckdigwal3767]

Good job.

[@printxii]

Nice job wiring but poor design if those red wires are carrying 220-120VAC. When I build panels, only use 24VDC for controls and anything above 60V gets a relay and it's own section in the panel. If I have to to use 60V or above it will be very minimal. Try to make it as safe as possible for others to troubleshoot or replace parts. I've worked on panels that where a mess with high volt wires and seen some burn up. Nothing worse then digging into someone's mess because they couldn't be bothered to think. Great job wiring on your part.

[@inamulhaqsiddiqui5593]

Good Joob Good Skills

[@Nikola76]

What is real time to do this job

[@paulo123-]

My guess is 80 hours or so

[@ВиталийВикторович-л8ж]

Nice! big thanks

[@atombomb58]

nice job

[@AndyX]

why is all the wiring red ?

[@coronapower7617]

Its control wiring you can also use one color...at every wire end wire number is mentioned

[@bnikon]

excellent

[@orhanismet37]

very nice jobe

[@kamarchand]

What are those white sheet on the front panel?

[@thabstechnologies8328]

was this done in 1 day?

[@bbbreizh1139]

Beau câblage, mais armoire pleine comme un œuf, faut laisser 30% de place libre

[@bashar6479]

عاشت الايادي

[@hiepaudio8472]

So good

[@msdmansory]

very Good

[@kkbose]

Combien de temps il faut pour construire ??????

[@pedronchoxgrc19]

1 semaine si tu nest pas nouveau

[@pampadeb3188]

See it in 2× asmr

[@EdwinGarcia-vn9ri]

Exelente trabajó felicidades

[@fitnoefitnoe9006]

Edwin Garcia falta ver si funciona.

[@saulosouza5494]

I am used to making that and de plc programming as well.

[@elihotchkiss87]

What's the starting wage for this type of assembly?

[@thejeraldb4018]

Where I am about 13 per hour

[@kingfoxmaster-1126]

nice sir good god😍

[@dusanbbl]

What about output cables?

[@wallstreet497]

How much for the all panel after assembly in dollar?

[@mineraloasis9500]

99 cents

[@erkancakiroglu]

Bize öyle artistlik yapma. Biz istersek kusur buluruz 😁

[@paulfreed6394]

Any faults at testing?

[@williamhuang5329]

Hanzhen harmonic drive gear , strain wave reducer, robot joint , over 30 years experience

[@marcelorojas502]

Excelente

[@loukritiasniarf9359]

19 years Expirience any job??

[@kinghossain5208]

Hello sir I need work for my

[@gareth8317]

How many hours did this take to finish?

[@aamirjamil4869]

5days

[@mrlibowski493]

I count 4 shirts, so 4 sessions of unknown length

[@ResearcherGuy]

One man Army!!!

[@brantod8029]

Do you need help? If yes call me :-) Amazing job done!

[@FIXDIY]

How long does it take to complete it?

[@Creatordead]

I feel that would take about a week to build based off of experience. Maybe a few days more. There is a lot going on with those enclosure doors.

[@bartdereu9267]

@@Creatordead Not at all. Experienced builders can do this allot faster.

[@craigcorson3036]

It took about two minutes from start to finish, and the description says that it was sped up 1,000 times. That works out to about 40 hours, so one week.

[@sanjeevbhogal6818]

SO MUCH SWITCHES WITH HMI...WOW

[@Come_with_me9]

4 years Experience, any job ?

[@multicoelectric]

Please send your resume at [e-mail] and please indicate that you have seen our video on youtube with your message

[@dzebich]

Классно, я так не смогу

[@АлексейМедведев-ъ1э]

Perfect ! Respect from Russia !

[@elevatorsasansorler]

good

[@Althu-blog]

Naice finish

[@prashantsamal49]

sir I want to be a get job in your company

[@BABU..Mughal..712]

Ji aap kahan se aur Kitna Dinon Mein kam Sikha Denge Kisi

[@yingyang7412]

👍👍👍