Tip to Keep your wire installation safe

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[@alfredgood6978]

I thought you was pouring resin bruh

[@coriddiganyonathan]

great, now try changing the wiring if something goes wrong

[@D3fault_15]

Its rubber you can always cut through it

[@mondude9754]

That wasn't resin that he poured in

[@DogeCodes14]

@@D3fault_15 this is still impractical and stupid. Sure it’s safer but you could just get a proper casing for your wires so water doesn’t affect it…

[@Embo]

As an electrician this hurts to watch, use a proper casing and not the one meant for dry area installation. Try to fix the wiring or do any changes to it after you have this shit

[@jorisjansen9483]

And use proper cabling, and it should been deeper in the ground

[@bulletsxdame]

Thank you.

[@Mr.LeoNov]

Great DIY, now I can isolate my wires in the post-soviet block of flats 🧐

[@jrthasuperstar9615]

So it turns into rubber form, rubber to keep the electricity in, but water out

[@Kevthebish]

Or just get a weatherproof PVC box and some direct burial wire nuts

[@zorpman]

Time delay electrical nightmare.

[@kaspark8887]

Is that jello? 🤣 what flavor?

[@Mayhem-Mechanics]

Great idea, that way you have some source of inspiration after you bury it and can't find it again.

[@parshantkumar2455]

What is the liquid?

[@xeno087]

Two part gel that sets like jelly & forms an IP68 joint.

[@chel8229]

Epoxy resin

[@aytee_papi]

@@chel8229 no its rubber

[@frodobeggins1100]

@@xeno087 Не могли бы ли вы подсказать название этого строительного материала в вашем регионе (пример того производителя и название этого продукта, который вы используете)? Это помогло бы найти мне в своём регионе соответствующий материал, для повышения уровня выполняемой мною работы. Заранее благодарю!🙏🏻

[@jonm2416]

Water

[@kuricodes_]

no no no no no never do this

[@aytee_papi]

couse?

[@zware88]

Is that epoxy resin?

[@Zebooty]

Nope. Rubber something

[@jonm2416]

If that was straight up water then I wouldn't even bat an eye considering the rest of the nonsense on this guys channel.

[@Kre8-1duH]

Omg get the correct equipment!!!

[@Ali_Haji_SouthAfrica]

How can he use (possibly edible) Jelly in an electrical connection ?! Common people report this guy for sharing hazardous information

[@prestogamo5233]

Heat shrink cheep and you can cut it off if you need to

[@prestogamo5233]

Also no liquid

[@Turki-997]

مانوع سائل المضاف ؟

[@chel8229]

إبوكسي ريزين

[@mpalaskokkalis1476]

Ριτινη

[@eneskahveci3744]

Bu kilemesle kaynak makinesi çalısmaz

[@maxmarsza2918]

use wago GelBox

[@grima411]

Never thought of this

[@prabhatbhoi4309]

How the buy

[@abdalazizalsabbagh1509]

Is that good or there's another thing better?

[@jamesbuckley4833]

That's what I'm saying what is the liquid that was poured into the box??

[@Kevthebish]

The Chinese version of chico. It'd be a lot easier to just get a weatherproof box

[@xeno087]

Two part gel that sets like jelly & forms an IP68 joint.

[@xeno087]

@@Kevthebish Not true... Even IP66 boxes let moisture in over time

[@Kevthebish]

@@xeno087 Okay Chris, Monday morning I want you on site pouring epoxy jelly in all the junction boxes. Come to the trailer at 3 and let me know how it works out

[@xeno087]

@@Kevthebish I've done it mate, it works out fine. Last one I did lives at the bottom of a pond & has been there for months with no issues.

[@alialwaily71]

this is badly connected that is damage

[@truefacts7322]

Make thor AXE plzzz

[@Nirush-hp5dd]

Hi

[@mpalaskokkalis1476]

Telio

[@TotallyHandyShorts]

efharisto

[@Kre8-1duH]

What??!?

[@atloxmighty9918]

You know about electric tape? Maybe u should get one of those

[@Ali_Haji_SouthAfrica]

Look at copper damage when stripping the wire . I feel like videos like this should be governed . We cant have amateurs like this sharing potentially dangerous false information