4cx120 x2 With a little bit of a problem
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 9 ก.ย. 2024
- Sometimes you get an obstacle in your path that you have to get over.
I had to remove the piece of rack in order to proceed with the job. Some firms make you find one of their sparks to remove it but this can be very slow. I removed it as it was surplus to requirements.
I gained the distance i needed to make the neutral reach. At least i think i know what i was trying ro say in the video🤣🤣🤣
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You can get a shallow 17mm unistrut socket. That is what you needed
Got the cigar Ad reference (Gregor Fisher - Hamlet). Definitely a reference for older people.
yeah this week was brutal, loft on tuesday anyone? i stank like a badger, 3 weeks dead
and that was by 10AM
Nice one Tony, have a Hamlet on me. All the best mate.
wanted some scrap, or measured it wrong ..lol, been there done that, this week... fortunately we forgot a spur so i was able to reuse that feed. Totally different job but so similar
Very clean. If it entered right side like originally planned I doubt it'd look as nice!
I’ve missed these videos
Awesome video as always mate! I love how you never seem to stress about any situation, just calmly get on with it 😂
How did you get it into those gland holes having them rigged
A very neat install there Tony.👍👍👍👍.
You have been doing this type of work for a while now .
So you know what works .i would fit a wire around the armour when bending them off 👍👍👍👍
The 17mm bolts you could not undo at the beginning where probably put in with a BOX spanner either home made or taken from a makita 12" chop saw
You could have used a box spanner to get the 10mm bolts out of the rack
You can tell you are electrical trained and not mechanical when you struggled with the unistrut bolts, but you got there in the end. 👍
I always do my shrouds backwards. So is you strip it so the armourings are off push it over and cut around where the cables protrudes and you get a straight clean cut every time
You have hex bit for normal unistrut at 2:30. For thin unistrut exist a smaller hex bit with possibility to turn inside it.
Hey Tony, would you not have been able to move the lug to the right side neutral bussbar?
nice job as aways buddy
Need a thin walled strut socket for the shallow stuff
Yep or a more powerful driver, my 1/2 impact will splay the shallow stuff with a regular channel socket
Look for a 17mm unistrut socket look for the( thin walled ) 1 does shallow and deep strut arnt cheap but worth their weight in gold
Idiotic stuff leaving them so short you shouldnt have had to deal with that
Do you check for bending radius at 9:11?
Looks like you forget the most important rule of parallel cables. And that is to have exact same length of each conducteur. A small difference in lenght wil cause a masive load difference in the cables.
Where did you train was it with a DNO? nice informative video Buddy
DNO is more supply into the building and handoff via their company fuses so not much of this type of work. LV switchgear cabling is just another part for electricians work on commercial sites. The worst part is pulling in thick armoured cables as it is a bar steward to work with.
@@gordonm2821 yes that's a very valid point but a lot of Jointers start their apprenticeship with a DNO then move on to contractor work 🙃
Why tape and not heat shrink
Great video the trials and tribulations of being an electrician/jointer can I ask where did you get your ratchet chain
My father in law got it for me. Its made by Sealey. 250kg capacity, lovely little tool.
@@jointechcabling9103 thanks for replying I have used some of your techniques and it has made the job a lot easier