It’s always fun swinging by and helping out, fun times. I was trying to mess with you, but all I did was end up organizing your tools back into place. I’ll have to think of something better next time. I have a surprise for you on my next trip be ready. 🚌
Hiya guys, from Englandistan here, nigh on all the workshops and factories here are surface wired, that is all the wires run in trunking and conduits, that way adding ,moving or adapting for whatever reason is easier, also of course the metal is earthed,( grounded) . No worries about drilling into hidden wires when fixing staff to the walls.
Gets really fun with a 4 ways when you have 2 4 ways on there own 277 circuit. You planned 2 purples for 1 set of travelers and 2 pinks for the other switch. I installed power side 3 way while my partner installed 4 way using 1 pink and 1 purple per switch.
In 1970 I was the only one in my shop class that could wire up a working 3 way. Now I am a guard in a building that has several sets of improperly connected 3 ways that you havew to play with to figure out how to shut off all the lights!
1:16 .. in my old house, I wired up 4 way switches so a light in EVERY "Common Area" would come on whe you flipped one of the switches .. it was a big house and there was maybe Eight, 4 way switches:) The reason I did it was I got the switches for next to nothing (normally the 4 way switches are surprisingly expensive) I still have I bet 10 or 15 in the storage unit somewhere :) Oh and my Father in law worked at a factory that made residential house wire, So I got a HUGE discount on a big spool of 14/3 with ground :) So I CAN wire 3 way and 4 way switches up ..BUT? ...I have to look at the book every time :)
Great idea. rearranging some of Paul's tools. Reminds me of the time when Me my dad and my brother were gone for a month and my mom and 4 sisters got the idea to clean the shop for us while we were gone. It took us 6 months to find all of our tools and get them back where they belonged.
I have been in construction for 28 years doing TILE. And the man speaks the truth about sparks. If I had a dollar for every time we cleaned an area of the floor, then all of a sudden, they just have to work right there.
A rental had a kitchen 3 way that someone improperly installed a dimmer on one switch and used stranded 18 gauge wire instead of 14 gauge solid. It was a pile of fun.
should find someone to make a graphic or animation explaining the switch or look for one already created and copy and edit it into the video. But only if can afford it. Finding one already made for free would be the best bet or even just a drawing with you talking about it
Nothing wrong with fun harmless shenanigans, I was just talking about taking pranks to far with a friend .he had worked with a guy that would take pranks to far,one time he heated a bolt with a torch then ask someone to grab him that bolt"bad prank" .so if it's harmless I'm all for it.
haha yes sir, i simply see it as those on farms have to be problem solvers if brakes or something they have to figure out how to fix it, and thats what mechanical engineers are problem solvers
@@SabinShopWorks my Dad was a master electrician, he always told me to respect electricity but don't be afraid of it, if you respect it you'll be fine but if you're afraid of it, it will kill you. I'm amazed at how many electricians don't understand 3 way or 4 way switch circuits.
I'm not a fan of the spotlight. It points directly into your eyes. So when Paul hears something go bump in the night and looks down towards his shop, he's blinded by the spotlight and can't see who's creeping just behind it. When he's working outside at night and looks towards the building, he's blinded by the light. In my humble opinion, it is best to mount them high and point them down. Just like the ending of this video; too much light in the wrong place (background) and the foreground is not well lit or visible. Casey LaDelle just did a commentary about blinding lights on his wrecker.
point taken but someone is gonna be a lot less willing to try to sneak up on them and steal stuff if he has a big ol light, and sorry about the placing of that last clip we where just kinda in a hurry and so was he
I’m not a fan of those after all I’ve seen over the years from the old plugs that used a similar option. I have had to replace and repair to many of them so waiting to see how many of these I will be replacing later on the good old Wire nut is the way to go for me.
Nothing worse than rearranging someone else's work area. It might look like a mess but they probably know where everything is. If things are moved then all you've done is p..s of that person. 😮
Your so right, that’s why we only had a little fun didn’t want to actually cause a problem plus I sent paul the video so it’s not like I hid it from him.
@@SabinShopWorks some people spend all day and night looking for something to be offended by, and 99% of the time it's nothing that affects them whatsoever.
Maybe with time his camera personality will improve. The camera man needs to learn to be silent. Nobody wants to hear him chirping in with his nonsensical comments.
we know we need to invest a little more but we have spent a lot of money on go pros and other ones and we just need to make a little of youtue before we can invest any more especially with all we are putting into this project coming up so just keep enduring with us and we will try get some better ones but it takes a lot
Thanks so much for coming and helping us out with the electrical! You guys rock!😎
It’s always fun swinging by and helping out, fun times.
I was trying to mess with you, but all I did was end up organizing your tools back into place. I’ll have to think of something better next time.
I have a surprise for you on my next trip be ready. 🚌
Hiya guys, from Englandistan here, nigh on all the workshops and factories here are surface wired, that is all the wires run in trunking and conduits, that way adding ,moving or adapting for whatever reason is easier, also of course the metal is earthed,( grounded) . No worries about drilling into hidden wires when fixing staff to the walls.
Gets really fun with a 4 ways when you have 2 4 ways on there own 277 circuit. You planned 2 purples for 1 set of travelers and 2 pinks for the other switch. I installed power side 3 way while my partner installed 4 way using 1 pink and 1 purple per switch.
In 1970 I was the only one in my shop class that could wire up a working 3 way. Now I am a guard in a building that has several sets of improperly connected 3 ways that you havew to play with to figure out how to shut off all the lights!
dang, sounds like fun
Messing with Paul. Awesome!! He can take a joke!!
yeah
@@SabinShopWorks Wait till you're distracted with your work and he rewires your horn to one of your turn signals.
I love the rearranging of tools, I just did that in my wifes office. Glad I found your channel.
Awesome, hopefully she didn't get to mad at you, and thank you for watching
Good job, great video, and thanks for sharing guys.
Our pleasure! and thank you.
Awesome to see that Paul is as nice as he seems on his channel.
oh yeah he is a amazing man yall see that on the videos a little be he really is who he says he is, an amazing man and a great friend
1:16 .. in my old house, I wired up 4 way switches so a light in EVERY "Common Area" would come on whe you flipped one of the switches .. it was a big house and there was maybe Eight, 4 way switches:)
The reason I did it was I got the switches for next to nothing (normally the 4 way switches are surprisingly expensive) I still have I bet 10 or 15 in the storage unit somewhere :) Oh and my Father in law worked at a factory that made residential house wire, So I got a HUGE discount on a big spool of 14/3 with ground :)
So I CAN wire 3 way and 4 way switches up ..BUT? ...I have to look at the book every time :)
Great idea. rearranging some of Paul's tools. Reminds me of the time when Me my dad and my brother were gone for a month and my mom and 4 sisters got the idea to clean the shop for us while we were gone. It took us 6 months to find all of our tools and get them back where they belonged.
haha dang man, im sure hoping my wife doesn't get any ideas like that, but if she did that would be one heck of a video for y'all
Great job Paul appreciated it!
it was my pleasure to help him
I have been in construction for 28 years doing TILE. And the man speaks the truth about sparks. If I had a dollar for every time we cleaned an area of the floor, then all of a sudden, they just have to work right there.
yeah, we try to clean up our own messes though so we dont make others have to
Thanks for sharing !
thank you for watching
Working live with an un insulated screwdriver. Brave man
LMAO 2 minutes in Paul says currently think he thought that was funny when he said it did anyone else catch it LOL
Great 👍😜 content guys. Thanks for sharing 🙂. Till next time.
Thanks for watching
Awesome video!
Thanks!
That was fun. Paul has such great friends.
thanks
Nice job on those lights. Can you give us more information on that security light and remote switch. Sounds like what I’ve been looking for.😊
After all that explaining I have a feeling Paul was thinking about welding something the whole time.
@FabRats Z you should run up to the house to test it.
Come here from fab rats love the videos
thank you
A rental had a kitchen 3 way that someone improperly installed a dimmer on one switch and used stranded 18 gauge wire instead of 14 gauge solid. It was a pile of fun.
dang
should find someone to make a graphic or animation explaining the switch or look for one already created and copy and edit it into the video. But only if can afford it. Finding one already made for free would be the best bet or even just a drawing with you talking about it
Paul: I'm not an electrician.
The rest of us: we're not either until we get bit!
haha
Nothing wrong with fun harmless shenanigans, I was just talking about taking pranks to far with a friend .he had worked with a guy that would take pranks to far,one time he heated a bolt with a torch then ask someone to grab him that bolt"bad prank" .so if it's harmless I'm all for it.
yeah, you definitely have to be carful on not crossing that line
While ya sneaking around, I take it you know about the Mountain Dews? Oops I typed too soon.
haha yes sir we know about the mountain dews
you probably should connect your camera with ear buds that block out too much background noise when you are talking.
"Tried not to speed" is highly understood on US 89.
truly man
Another country? Like the vehicle had them long European plates? glad yall are alright.
it was just a joke about the driving on the left side of the road
that sounds like fun
yeah
Where can I find that remote switch? Everything available in my area seems to require a wi-fi network to function.
try your local home depot or online, i think amazon might have them,
Some of the best mechanical engineers I've worked with were brought up on a farm, but as one admitted to me "Keep up away from electrical."
haha yes sir, i simply see it as those on farms have to be problem solvers if brakes or something they have to figure out how to fix it, and thats what mechanical engineers are problem solvers
@@SabinShopWorks my Dad was a master electrician, he always told me to respect electricity but don't be afraid of it, if you respect it you'll be fine but if you're afraid of it, it will kill you. I'm amazed at how many electricians don't understand 3 way or 4 way switch circuits.
I'm not a fan of the spotlight. It points directly into your eyes. So when Paul hears something go bump in the night and looks down towards his shop, he's blinded by the spotlight and can't see who's creeping just behind it. When he's working outside at night and looks towards the building, he's blinded by the light. In my humble opinion, it is best to mount them high and point them down. Just like the ending of this video; too much light in the wrong place (background) and the foreground is not well lit or visible.
Casey LaDelle just did a commentary about blinding lights on his wrecker.
point taken but someone is gonna be a lot less willing to try to sneak up on them and steal stuff if he has a big ol light, and sorry about the placing of that last clip we where just kinda in a hurry and so was he
Are you willing to share info on the remote switch you installed?
what info would you like
What brand is that outdoor light with the remote?
the remote is a caseta switch but i do know remember the lights brand
Turn on auto leveling on your camera so it doesn't shake so much. Can clean the shmoo off the lens before you hit record. Thanks.
Ok thanks!
Seriously “missed the ground?” This camera person needs to be silent.
he's just a kid having fun with his brother clam down
Three switch positions is actually called 4 way switching.
you correct but ended up only being 3 sets of 3 ways I got more info as we went along.
So what do you think of wagos?
I’m not a fan of those after all I’ve seen over the years from the old plugs that used a similar option. I have had to replace and repair to many of them so waiting to see how many of these I will be replacing later on the good old Wire nut is the way to go for me.
Very reputable last name. If I lived in the area I'd hire you.
haha thank you, and it truly is.
Nothing worse than rearranging someone else's work area. It might look like a mess but they probably know where everything is. If things are moved then all you've done is p..s of that person. 😮
Your so right, that’s why we only had a little fun didn’t want to actually cause a problem plus I sent paul the video so it’s not like I hid it from him.
Trying to give electrician advice while wiring with hot wires instead of simply shutting the breaker off….
whatched up until you said some what ever from another country.
it was just a joke about people from out of the USA driving on the left side of the road
@@SabinShopWorks some people spend all day and night looking for something to be offended by, and 99% of the time it's nothing that affects them whatsoever.
@@bripslag yeah
Terrible way to trick Paul you can tell by looking he has zero organization in his shop. I’m hoping when he has more room he will.
yeah but we didnt wanna cross no lines
Or you can drive it. There is a road to Alaska
yes, but that is what he was saying, he doesn't wanna drive all the way to alaska
I think he ment home from Alaska
Do you know what plumbers and electricians have in common they both want to be drywallers
haha, maybe man, but i like being a electrician, i can make as big a mess as i want
I think your content is great but you don`t need to push your sons out of the way ! Not a wrecker it`s a roll back !
haha even my other son grabbed him to try to get him out of the way to a spot he could still see but where he wasnt blocking yalls views
Another dirty sparky 😂
haha
Maybe with time his camera personality will improve. The camera man needs to learn to be silent. Nobody wants to hear him chirping in with his nonsensical comments.
well actually the "camera man" has reminded me of a lot of important things i would have forgotten otherwise
Don't like what the electrician said, some idiot from others countries, I like to know where is your grandparents or great grandparents come from.
Sorry that you almost got into an accident. The comment about the "idiot from another countrY" was not necessary
yes im sorry but it was just a joke man
Try to invest in a better camera. It's very bad quality..
Are you sending a check or a new camera?
@@wbball15 It's valid advice, no need to be sparky. Pull your head out.
we know we need to invest a little more but we have spent a lot of money on go pros and other ones and we just need to make a little of youtue before we can invest any more especially with all we are putting into this project coming up so just keep enduring with us and we will try get some better ones but it takes a lot
also no need to fight bout nothing
Maybe it's in the editing. There is a real big quality gap between Paul's channel and yours.
fab rats only use chevys because they like to make it home
haha, well yeah, but thats about as far as the can get from the mechanic, but lets be far all older trucks from mid 60 to the 80 where just great