Dude, I can't stop watching your videos. I wish all that you show on them applied to WA. We have freakin' brick houses, hard to manipulate, harder to chase/trench walls to place a cable and what is even more frustrating everything is screwd up to start with. I highly appreciate you sharing your experiences. Cheers mate!
Love all your videos! I am doing a Cert II right now, and made the mistake of having one of the screws contacting the insulation in a wiring prac. Haha, was disappointing when I didn't get a reading on the meter/the light wouldn't turn on hahaha.
Hi Dave. Thanks for info. I am fitting a new counter top above the front loader and dryer. I don't want to have a hole in it for the leads to go to the existing power-point. could I use a power-point with extra switches in the original to control the live to a new lower positioned power-point that I wont be able to get to when the units are in?. I will put in a recessed power-point below
what if I put many many many layers of gibboard on the studs, should the box still be attached to the stud (even though that means a great distance between the cover and the box) or should it protrude a bit from the stud?
G'day Dave, Mate, could you chuck a how to up on wiring a remote operated ceiling fan into an existing lighting circuit. I've been wiring a shed using your light switch how to, connecting the Neutrals and Earths away from the switch, and wiring the common and live only. I'm confused with how a fan would be wired into this circuit as far as Neutrals and Earths. I hope you can help us out!!
I am not understanding why the metal c clips that are used are not earthed. If the live wire were to ever fall loose to hit that clip and someone grabs it they will get zapped, right? Not likely, but most accidents are not likely.
Hi Dave, Any advice on replacing a socket circuit when there's 4 cables coming in and the 4 wires twisted together don't fit into the new socket terminals? Cheers
Where did you get the terms "dwang" and "jib". I am a retired trade teacher and I have never heard those two terms. In NSW, Vic and WA a noggin and cladding are the terms taught. Please don't confuse you followers, but otherwise very enlightening.
This may be a surprise but there is more to the world than three states in Australia and there are lots of different terms for various things around the globe. Do you expect him to waste time researching and then saying all the different terms? He's pointing to the items in question so should be fairly obvious what he is referring to. Also as someone who has lived in NSW my whole life, the term used is gyprock or plasterboard. Cladding goes on the outside of the house
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Dude, I can't stop watching your videos. I wish all that you show on them applied to WA. We have freakin' brick houses, hard to manipulate, harder to chase/trench walls to place a cable and what is even more frustrating everything is screwd up to start with. I highly appreciate you sharing your experiences. Cheers mate!
You're just a bloody legend mate, got so much done on my place thanks to your videos.
Great content. I found no sparky in Aus that is so valuable on TH-cam. Thanks mate.
Dave your a legend, your vids should be apart of Tafe just so easy to follow, thanks heaps.
Thanks Dave. Your videos are straight to the point and much appreciated
I'm so grateful we have thsi amazing tutorial AND that it's specifically for NZ
Thank you so much Dave, I'm glad you back
Sparky Dave is back it’s been a while lovely demonstration and well explained keep the videos coming.
Excellent video. Direct with no wasted time. Many thanks.
Mate this is excellent work I love your videos keep it up 👍
Appreciate these bro, first year apprentice and your videos are very helpful 💯
Love all your videos! I am doing a Cert II right now, and made the mistake of having one of the screws contacting the insulation in a wiring prac. Haha, was disappointing when I didn't get a reading on the meter/the light wouldn't turn on hahaha.
I became a fan of your educational video..keep the good work up.
You're just a bloody legend mate
Great Videos thanks
Thanks,,helps alot
Thanks mate. How many sockets should I have for a single breaker?
Hi Dave. Thanks for info. I am fitting a new counter top above the front loader and dryer. I don't want to have a hole in it for the leads to go to the existing power-point. could I use a power-point with extra switches in the original to control the live to a new lower positioned power-point that I wont be able to get to when the units are in?. I will put in a recessed power-point below
what if I put many many many layers of gibboard on the studs, should the box still be attached to the stud (even though that means a great distance between the cover and the box) or should it protrude a bit from the stud?
G'day Dave,
Mate, could you chuck a how to up on wiring a remote operated ceiling fan into an existing lighting circuit.
I've been wiring a shed using your light switch how to, connecting the Neutrals and Earths away from the switch, and wiring the common and live only. I'm confused with how a fan would be wired into this circuit as far as Neutrals and Earths.
I hope you can help us out!!
Can we wire from 1 point to the other. I want a point next to the toilet for a bidet.
Very helpful mate
How does the loop in the cooper interact with the screw? Does the screw end touch both sides of the loop? Should there be a gap in the loop?
The screw takes up 80% of the circular tunnel of the connector, its impossible to miss if you have doubled of the conductors.
Whats Next Dave ? Maybe set up Auto gates
I am not understanding why the metal c clips that are used are not earthed. If the live wire were to ever fall loose to hit that clip and someone grabs it they will get zapped, right? Not likely, but most accidents are not likely.
Inshalation😂 great video
Hi Dave, Any advice on replacing a socket circuit when there's 4 cables coming in and the 4 wires twisted together don't fit into the new socket terminals? Cheers
@@penguin4597 than what would be the point in watching Dave's videos??
@@penguin4597 yep. Righto! LOL
Hey mate
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Where did you get the terms "dwang" and "jib". I am a retired trade teacher and I have never heard those two terms. In NSW, Vic and WA a noggin and cladding are the terms taught. Please don't confuse you followers, but otherwise very enlightening.
This may be a surprise but there is more to the world than three states in Australia and there are lots of different terms for various things around the globe. Do you expect him to waste time researching and then saying all the different terms? He's pointing to the items in question so should be fairly obvious what he is referring to. Also as someone who has lived in NSW my whole life, the term used is gyprock or plasterboard. Cladding goes on the outside of the house
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