Good Old Delroy, he gets all the best Jobs :)

[Dustydazzler]

 

[Mike Johnson]

Oh I see a wire slinger then??

All electricians are wire slingers in effect.

 

[Petej999]

All electricians are wire slingers in effect.

dis agree with you there mate

 

[Aaron b]

Delroy seems a nice bloke and entertaining for one reason or another, I assume that's why this topic exists. Some of these comments are unnecessarily spiteful. With the egos of some on here, it's no wonder sparks get a bad name amongst trades.

 

[Dustydazzler]

All electricians are wire slingers in effect.

When I started in the indusrty in the mid 1990s I would say most of the older Sparks I came across on Domestic sites ALL came via a commercial / industrial background...They made the switch the switch to doing Domestic as they could earn £300 day as Subbies throwing T&E in the thousands of new builds going up in around London. They were all decent enough sparks back in then.
The birth of the Domestic installer / handyman Sparks over the past 20 years is where things tunred to Sh!t imo

 

[Dustydazzler]

Speak of the devil , drops another hit

 

[Mike Johnson]

Obviously earning a lot of money to afford a fish eye lens of that clarity, shame he does not have the same clarity in his dialog.

 

[rewireIT]

Obviously earning a lot of money to afford a fish eye lens of that clarity, shame he does not have the same clarity in his dialog.

He charges £100/hr

 

[rewireIT]

Speak of the devil , drops another hit

Jesus that is rough.

The trunking on the inside is what it is but once he gets outside it's clown school.

Chasing in the wall with an SDS chisel lol.

Why he wouldn't just buy a metre long drill bit and come from the recess behind the wall instead of fannying on running surface trunking and cables...well i don't know. He's also put the bell at waist height by the look of it.

Rough as toast.

 

[Aaron b]

This one was gold! A corded drill for fitting an outside light, next he will be chasing with a hammer and scutch.

 

[Dustydazzler]

This one was gold! A corded drill for fitting an outside light, next he will be chasing with a hammer and scutch.

I often still use my old Makita mains drill , been with me for over 20 years

 

[Aaron b]

I often still use my old Makita mains drill , been with me for over 20 years

I blew mine up a couple of months ago coring a wall. I might buy a cheap Titan one as a replacement for hole coring and breaking up concrete. The battery SDS's are perfect for short-duration stuff like sinking back boxes, clearing chases and fixings.

 

[rewireIT]

Balls to running in extensions, batteries all the way

 

[goasis]

Insightful

 

[rewireIT]

Insightful

I wish there was a facepalm emoji

 

[Dustydazzler]

I literally can not wait for the plug and socket tutorial