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You need to stay with wagos because that’s to many wires under one wire nut. I see a lot of copper which is not good. Tape it up good.
The apprentice forgot to bring the joint box on the day that was put in?
Believe it or not but I used wagos in a commercial garage that I’m working on and was impressed by how much quicker and easier to use. Very few wire nuts for me from now on
Petej999
Arms
That's blxxdy horrible needs sorting soonest
Aren't Wagos German ?Careful, @Megawatt We’ll have you wiring ring final circuits and calling them live, neutral and earth instead of hot, neutral and ground.
WAGOs are just the first step toward the civilised UK industry.
Yeh, but we use them here.
I only just found out recently that DeWalt isn’t German…
I always thought DeWalt was American ?
N
nicebutdim
American owned by Stanley Black & Decker.
Hilti & Makita are two of very few tool brands not owned by large corporations. Think possibly Fein is also wholly owned.
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