Would be an ideal starter van, currently studying electrical installation in college 2 nights a week whilst working full time supplying commercial vehicle parts. Have learnt so much from your videos which I am able to put to practise in college, please keep posting the awesome content you and Adam do
Great video as always, when I changed my van racking I got some galvanised holding down angle plate to use as the supports for the shelves. Really strong stuff and handy size to buy, found it thinner than wood so could fit an extra shelf.
I used to use a plumber who got round the insurance cost issue by having a trailer for his apprentice. For jobs when the apprentice was by himself, he'd drop off the trailer with all the materials and could take the van off to his own jobs.
Love a van reck out video. I did a similar thing for my casement boxs but turned it so when you open the side door they are easy to grab rather than climbing in. Your story to being an electrician is similar to mine being a plumber, was thinking of bricklaying Doc says not good for the back. Friends of the family said its hard to get plumbers so i decided to be a plumber 😂.
This video looks delicious in 4K. I hope all your videos will be in 4K going forward. The way you have done the racking is genius. Don't accept any criticism from anyone.
Great effort on your part nick and so kind to offer an apprentice a leg up in the trade. Some 12 volt internal lighting on the roof and maybe a rear and side external light over the doors would help the end user. Plus maybe somewhere to charge batteries between jobs. If you do similar again you could make cardboard templetes which would make it easier to cut around complicated bumps and such.
Great video! Youll make someone's year with this if they win.. not sure how i come across your channel but i have binge watched so many of your videos now 😂
The van is taking shape nicely. What about some stainless steel plates around the locks, think there called Armaplate Sentinel? I am sure other brands are available.
@@NBundyElectrical seeing as you’ve made it to suit your stock trays, maybe it would be a good idea to include some new Stanley stackers for the passenger side racking so all the winner has to do is stock them with what they want. But the drivers side is a bit more universal so anything can go in there
"It takes time, it takes practice" and half a tin of fkn paint as well by the looks of it. You should see if you can get a deal advertising for specsavers 😁 insert ba dum tss! drum sound here 😁
nick racks up another job! 😂😂 nice work 😊 are you lobbing the van at adam? im sure he's nearly/is qualified by now and well deserving of his own work wheels! i think adams worth the 2 grand nick!
The giveaway is a good idea the only thing i would suggest is avoid the duplicate entry routes like tags on instagrams where people tag their 10,000 mates 😂
some people (chippies, like me) may give you shit for the fitout in the back not being dead money but honestly if id got this van as an apprentice id be happy as a big in shit, hopefully whoever gets this will be as excited as i would have been
my first van was a electric blue fiat with 250k on it, dpf was blocked so it would go into limp mode every now and then, paid 300 quid for it and cut off the dpf and ragged it about for another 30k before it went pop
Insurance is shit based on your age. Aged 24 it cost me 1.5k to insure a basic ford KA. My insurance has been £300 ish for the last 4 or 5 years, once you break 25 years old it used to drop massively. I think quotes aged 24 and 25 were differing by £700.
@@adamcarter1974 yeah it's absolute horse. The car I paid 1.5k to insure was worth about 700 quid. I know it's about liability to others but jeez. That first year of no claims and going over 25 were the biggest jumps for me. Mind I'm 34 now I'd hope the age crap has change but seems not.
Great idea for you to giveaway van Nick, Nice one . It really sucks that Insurance on the van his so high & Would you think about limited-edition velocity bags with. 💯sub on & signeds has a giveaway from you & Adam . Thanks Guys ⚡️👊
Would be an ideal starter van, currently studying electrical installation in college 2 nights a week whilst working full time supplying commercial vehicle parts.
Have learnt so much from your videos which I am able to put to practise in college, please keep posting the awesome content you and Adam do
A swivel bar attached to ceiling mounts for floor protection. So you do not have to carry the entire roll.
Great video as always, when I changed my van racking I got some galvanised holding down angle plate to use as the supports for the shelves. Really strong stuff and handy size to buy, found it thinner than wood so could fit an extra shelf.
This is the dream for an apprentice
I used to use a plumber who got round the insurance cost issue by having a trailer for his apprentice. For jobs when the apprentice was by himself, he'd drop off the trailer with all the materials and could take the van off to his own jobs.
Love a van reck out video. I did a similar thing for my casement boxs but turned it so when you open the side door they are easy to grab rather than climbing in. Your story to being an electrician is similar to mine being a plumber, was thinking of bricklaying Doc says not good for the back. Friends of the family said its hard to get plumbers so i decided to be a plumber 😂.
Heart of gold great idea giving the van away to give someone a start 👌
This video looks delicious in 4K. I hope all your videos will be in 4K going forward. The way you have done the racking is genius. Don't accept any criticism from anyone.
Stainless steel side bars also on front and back. Maybe also some LED front rear lights may be fogs to
Great effort on your part nick and so kind to offer an apprentice a leg up in the trade. Some 12 volt internal lighting on the roof and maybe a rear and side external light over the doors would help the end user. Plus maybe somewhere to charge batteries between jobs. If you do similar again you could make cardboard templetes which would make it easier to cut around complicated bumps and such.
And the extra weight ? Does not affected the transmission ? Thanks 🙏🏽
Great idea giving an apprentice a leg up
Great video! Youll make someone's year with this if they win.. not sure how i come across your channel but i have binge watched so many of your videos now 😂
Legend thanks Ben 😂👌
Noooooooice job, Nick. Even though you're not a chippy, you do alright. Good on you.
The van is taking shape nicely.
What about some stainless steel plates around the locks, think there called Armaplate Sentinel? I am sure other brands are available.
"Je Suis Croissant" HA🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Nice to see "je suis croissant" make a return 😂
You should put some sound deadening on the panels to make it quieter, although you’ve put the racking in now………
Wow well impressed clever man .
Whats happend with the transit connect did you end up scrapping it or did you do the give away???
Nice tidy set up wouldnt of thought to turn the trays into draws thats a better idea than them sliding round
What size slider is that?
Team up with a local college and set a challenge for the students to compete in.
Van to the winner 🎉
This 👌
That’s a really good idea
Yeah man like this👌
@@NBundyElectrical I study at Rebus Training, its based in Stoke if it's local could be a good idea and would be fun to take part in👍
@@NBundyElectrical seeing as you’ve made it to suit your stock trays, maybe it would be a good idea to include some new Stanley stackers for the passenger side racking so all the winner has to do is stock them with what they want. But the drivers side is a bit more universal so anything can go in there
Not surprised Adams insurance is higher as you did have to rescue him from the side of the road recently 😂
😂😂😂
"It takes time, it takes practice" and half a tin of fkn paint as well by the looks of it. You should see if you can get a deal advertising for specsavers 😁
insert ba dum tss! drum sound here 😁
"Like a Friday night" 🤣🤣
Get a blow torch on the bumper and wheel arches but not the door handles
😂He did th-cam.com/users/shortsGf6l-aa2zJE?feature=share
Je suis croissant hahaha
Great video though, always enjoy a van rack out
Will you post it to Ireland when I win it?
You need CAD. Cardboard Aided Design
Facts Andy
I would have thought Adam would have brought it off you he was looking at vans. What was the remady for the back?
I’ve offered it him for free mate , he said no
I was gonna say howcome Adam’s not having it. Good on him wanting to stand on his own two feet :)
sounds like adams got some points hes not telling you about 👀🤣
nick racks up another job! 😂😂
nice work 😊 are you lobbing the van at adam? im sure he's nearly/is qualified by now and well deserving of his own work wheels! i think adams worth the 2 grand nick!
Little led strip to illuminate the inside of the drawer, Bundy air freshener and the black spray. They are the finishing touches!
I have started my car with an 18v makita battery before now .
Looks good mate
Thanks dude
Is the slim slider better than the 2 you have in your van?
Personal preference mate, I would prefer mine as they are taller for my big sds
Basically copied your set up for my new van but I’m two minds of which one to go for 😂
Nick i am an apprentice bricklayer and desperately need a van and but can't afford to buy one.
What word does Nick Bundy say the most?
Add roof racking :)
For a ladder
Already have a roof rack mate
👍👍👍👍👍
99p Raffle, all money to charity !! Can purchase as many tickets as you want ...
Anyone can be a chippy 😂 sparks take training
Nice
nice prize for a subscriber that
The giveaway is a good idea the only thing i would suggest is avoid the duplicate entry routes like tags on instagrams where people tag their 10,000 mates 😂
some people (chippies, like me) may give you shit for the fitout in the back not being dead money but honestly if id got this van as an apprentice id be happy as a big in shit, hopefully whoever gets this will be as excited as i would have been
my first van was a electric blue fiat with 250k on it, dpf was blocked so it would go into limp mode every now and then, paid 300 quid for it and cut off the dpf and ragged it about for another 30k before it went pop
Add Some cash for the insurance if it’s won by an apprentice 😂
Lmao think I’ll have too 😂
See if rhino will sponser the first year 😂
Best way to kill a lion battery
Wheres the beard update old man?
Do what jay said team up with a local collage and set a challenge for the students
Hi
Hey
Love the videos i am doing an eletrical apprenticeship and i have lernt alot of tips
thank you
Just give it to Adam
Give the van to Adam!
I’ve tried , he doesn’t want it 😂
Cheaper to grow your own trees these days, rip off prices for sheets goods
Facts mate
give it to adam - tax write off - add android auto capable head unit
I’d rather you don’t mess around with the brakes 😂
Oh I won’t , haven’t a fucking clue mate. Got a mechanic friend
Insurance is shit based on your age. Aged 24 it cost me 1.5k to insure a basic ford KA. My insurance has been £300 ish for the last 4 or 5 years, once you break 25 years old it used to drop massively. I think quotes aged 24 and 25 were differing by £700.
Shows I’m getting old mate 😭😭
I've got a 2008 transit 2.2 swb, £180 a month I'm 20 absolute killer, plus it has a box
@@adamcarter1974 yeah it's absolute horse. The car I paid 1.5k to insure was worth about 700 quid. I know it's about liability to others but jeez. That first year of no claims and going over 25 were the biggest jumps for me. Mind I'm 34 now I'd hope the age crap has change but seems not.
@@MikaMikaMika89 nope not yet
Give it to Adam the poor lads going get ripped off trying to sort insurance. It'll give him a leg up
I’ve tried mate, he said he doesn’t want it 🤷♂️
@N Bundy Electrical there's no helping some people 🤷♂️. Imagine the content he'd have making it his own. Keep up the good work. 👍
Great idea for you to giveaway van Nick, Nice one .
It really sucks that Insurance on the van his so high & Would you think about limited-edition velocity bags with. 💯sub on & signeds has a giveaway from you & Adam .
Thanks Guys ⚡️👊
2grand for electricians is just toilet paper money.
You do realise that all the weight you’re putting in reduces the actual weight in tools and materials you can carry,as well as personnel. Just saying.
you think tradesmen take any notice of the van load limit
@@rushboy1985 not at all, I was just the same during my 50 years in plumbing and heating industry
Ha, would love the van, and I've been subscribed for a while now! Pretty sure you're not going to ship it to the States though 🥲