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Jako lako koliko je teško probuditi rupu od 1incha

Good job

I mean where's all the metal shavings, drill and bits laying around in the cabinet.

Is that a tool rep, and demonstration set-up? Has to be, that tool and whole work area is way to clean to be real job site lol.

The wiring is busch league, install some Panduit and clean it up so it looks professional.

🤣🤣🤣🤣 Only on planet America.... So outdated... Here in Europe we order them already prepared for the job... No need to drill them... You guys doing stuff like it's the first time... Even though you guys were first.... 🤣🤣🤣🤣 Funny how the world turns...

What are the plugs you mentioned to keep the pipe round and avoid it being distorted? Could you share the brand/model number? I have heard of plugs being used to increase heat up time when pipe is in a hot box, haven’t heard it used to keep the pipe round through out the length. I believe Rackateers makes a spring you can insert into PVC to help create even bends without worry of pipe distortion.

I really don't see the advantage of having a KO set that's battery powered over a hand pump.

Great video! Super informative nice to see real life issues!

Whimp. We did it by hand.

The smaller ones make doing crane wiring so much faster

Well by the time you drill the 1 once holes for the tool how much faster is it than the hole saw. None.

That's not stainless. On stain less you go about half way through back off rotate the cutter 45degrees then finish the cut. Stainless tends to tear out at the end of the cut for some reason.

That is used for thin materials, why is that screw so long?

Has anyone ever wondered why the stud is so long? Come on its designed to cut through sheet metal, not a 2" thick steel plate

Back in the days of vacuum tube radios this tool was known as a chassis punch.

I will never understand why the electrical industry doesnt downsize knockouts to the minimum needed for a fitting vs the sloppy a$$ sh!t of using a 7/8" hole for a 3/4" thread...and on up with the other sizes...especially with the suppliers making cheap fittings that have short threads or are 1/16" undersized

This would be sick followed by a 3 second “Bam! Bang! Fwack!” Super fast install cut, then zooming out from the same position but on the new panel.

Nice one! Satisfying

Great videos.

Thermoplastics are amazing

Sounds like my sex life

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Great Vid! I’d like to note, although those switches are rated against rain, the threaded plug they come with always seem to allow the switch to fill up with water! A common occurrence at large job sites where the switch may not be terminated for months after installation.

Great work homie 🫵🏆

Reminds me of a doorswitch on a freezer door haha

Classsified location? Or just industrial?

Will the 789 meter generate 12 volts on a 12 volt system, such as a vehicle or only good for the 24 volt systems?

Awesome, thank you for sharing very informative!

Lucky bastards. LOL didn't have that crap when I was working. Got your crappy ratchet with it

🎉Nice job

It's actually a very good idea with all that sense of equipment.

Oh nice

It's a tank cutter. Knockouts are pre-pressed into the gland plate or enclosure for you to knock out at a later date, if required.

Ok.. now do double wall stainless

... everything reminds me of her...

Knockout sets really make these jobs easier

Hey you made an electric! That’s great! Btw nice footage with your cam holder!

What if u have no access to the bottom

Greenlee has dies that clip on. No more spinning on

Да ну нахер.

Alot of yall dont like to add a little bit of lube to those threading

Wouldn't mind that for the bigger holes like that save so much time, smasll hole's I'll stick with a hole saw and a quick debur far quicker and cheaper, the small hydraulic system dies don't last that long before thay go blunt and you end up with nasty lumpy burs a pain to get rid of

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I've used this tool some time ago😊. It works great. Nowadays i use the rittal perforex, much easier. But u have to know where all the holes will be in advance... It uses 3d software from eplan, also we have a wire terminal. The wire terminal is pretty new technology, since it literally makes the wiring for u. But! There is a bit more engineering involved, the schematics needs to be 100%. Otherwise some weird stuff will come out of the wire terminal😂.

Wow super device👍

The Milwaukee cordless one is great to!