Don't know about you lot but this Lady could splice my wire anytime she likes

[Pete999]

 

[Karin]

omg those nails!

 

[telectrix]

who looks at the nails?

 

[The Ghost]

I suspect @Karin does

 

[sparksburnout]

What a tart.
Pete I mean, if it was a bloke twisting bits of wire together he would be a right numpty, bit of totty doing it and it's a nice job.......

 

[Karin]

c'mon she's stripping cable with those things. i can barely pick my nose with mine!

 

[freddo]

All I was looking at was that awful wire join, it didn't look good at all.

 

[The Ghost]

I was a bit worried about the look in the eyes, sort of suit slicer type when things go wrong.

 

[Deleted member 26818]

Terrible, would be better to just twist the wires together and wrap in tape.

 

[sparksburnout]

Oh yeah I didn't notice she was using her nails. Shes got worrying looking eyes though.

 

[dmxtothemax]

For some strange reason she has no trouble getting help when she makes a mistake ?

 

[DPG]

For some strange reason she has no trouble getting help when she makes a mistake ?

There was a female electrician used to be on here a few years ago who was always able to get help despite the daft questions and the fluttering eyelash type attitude (oo, silly little me, etc.). If it had been a bloke they would have got some right stick.

 

[Pete999]

What a tart.
Pete I mean, if it was a bloke twisting bits of wire together he would be a right numpty, bit of totty doing it and it's a nice job.......

Was up Mate left your sense of humor at work?

 

[marconi]

She gets it wrong from 38 seconds onwards. The way she shows is not correct and minimises the contact area between the two conductors. The two conductors should not do a 'u turn'. For the correct way which maximises contact area see:
Master a Perfect Inline Wire Splice Everytime - http://www.instructables.com/id/Master-a-perfect-inline-wire-splice-everytime/

 

[Pete999]

She gets it wrong from 38 seconds onwards. The way she shows is not correct and minimises the contact area between the two conductors. The two conductors should not do a 'u turn'. For the correct way which maximises contact area see:
Master a Perfect Inline Wire Splice Everytime - http://www.instructables.com/id/Master-a-perfect-inline-wire-splice-everytime/

It was meant as a JOKE don't take things so seriously.