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Ridiculously extravagent and over the top, but it's going to look beautiful when it's done!
I've got a spare drum in the shed which has already been paid for by someone so I'm using it on this one as any other surface wiring would **** against a dark wood wall in my opinion (it's more of a home office/man cave/home cinema kind of room than a shed) plus I'm going to use it for a scheme assessment and I like to wind the assessors up wherever possible and if a 1.5mm 32A ring and a CU without anything terminated in the earth bar doesn't wind them up then I don't know what will.
Haha trust you lol. Who you going with out of interest?
Plus I also have a trainee along who will benefit from learning how to work with MICC (after all, I earn a ridiculous amount in certain areas just because I can)
About 5years ago when worked slowed up a little bit I subbed to a firm and we done a fire station in MI. Haven't really touched much since but still have all the tools incase the occasion arises.
Those clips are a bit far aprt there Dave..................and no termination via a coupling .............
Seriously nice work and just have the thought of this stroma accessor turning up and being completely flumoxed with that install. In fact not only Stroma I think you may find a few NIECIC accessors struggling with it
Of course, I've had a really **** week and I find doing that kind of thing almost therapeutic (yes I'm weird)
I'm going with stroma, hopefully they'll be better than elecsa were.
Plus I also have a trainee along who will benefit from learning how to work with MICC (after all, I earn a ridiculous amount in certain areas just because I can)
Nice job Dave.
I had to use couplings to terminate into back boxes, the sparks who trained me always did it as that was the way he was trained. His logic was that you put a strain onto the seal when fitting the socket/switch.
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This is my more usual way of doing it, and yes that is a standard plastic pattress (don't ask, the customer supplied it)
I did take pictures of every stage of the termination of that one with the intention of doing a full write up on here of how to do it, but that has been half completed for a couple of months now
ashhhh. that's his 4th box.You did very well drilling 2x 20mm holes in that box without breaking it !
ashhhh. that's his 4th box.
You did very well drilling 2x 20mm holes in that box without breaking it !
ashhhh. that's his 4th box.
You did very well drilling 2x 20mm holes in that box without breaking it !
So it wasn't a nip out a get a conduit plastic back box................
4th box I would have been through a pack of ten
You've jogged my memory we had to make a stripping bar at college. The ringing tool, I' sure I've still got one. Must be worth at least £500I was taught the cutters method or to use a stripping bar (old screwdriver with a slot cut in it)
I've now got a joistripper, but it only does certain sizes, so the manual method still has its uses.
The tool to get the clean cut is a ringing tool, I've lost mine which has really annoyed me so I have to make the ring with a pair of cable shears at the moment
You've jogged my memory we had to make a stripping bar at college. The ringing tool, I' sure I've still got one. Must be worth at least £500
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