Pulling cables, house re-wire, Exotic life of an Electrician
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Can we just appreciate this is a 30min vid? He is a full time sparky and manages to take his time to sort out a TH-cam vid for all of us to watch? Keep up to good work sparks!! Everyone has their own ways of doing stuff remember!
Everyone needs a boss like Nick.
Those cables clipped to the TOP of joists in loft 😖. Always to the side so people don’t stand on them (or put boards/Christmas decorations on top)👍🏻
100% on the side every time
Agreed..sorry nicky boy ;-)
yeah agreed shouldn't clip to top of joists. Least its clipped though! A rare find
@M H oh you bitch
Yeah to the side I agree, Adam clipped them but good learning curve for next time,
i nearly died inside from laughter when i saw those cables on the stairs. great video as always.
Not boring at all, a great video tackling real world stuff. Love it!
Absolutely killing it with the consistent uploads !!
You two comedians are giving ritchie and eddie a run for their money (I mean savery and nige) although I don't think anyone pissed in the others drink yet.
funny vid that one on hot tubs , miss the old bottom, young ones days
I remember when my house was getting a rewire probably around about the same size as this house. Well on the day of the rewire 10 guys showed up and had the house done in just over 6 hours excluding lunch but to see how this is being done is amazing
You in Scotland? Home Rewire? There are firms who specialise in rewiring homes in a day, they flood the job and absolute knock it out to get it done! Fair play to them but sod that!
@@JayTheSparky yes indeed I am , I'm guessing you agree its amazing to see
kieran mcgettrick Yeah I’m a spark myself so I know what’s involved and it can be done in a day but you need to man power and to go full pelt at jobs like that, that’s a young mans game 👍🏻 I’m into my middle gear years now 🤣
So that’s 60 man hours sounds like a lot to me 2 people 2 days maybe long days 40 man hours
Great stuff, best spark on TH-cam
100% 6mm for any cooker feed, but shower feed I always put 10mm in, some of the new ones are ridiculously powerful. Been to too many burnt cables because a plumber has been round and whacked a 10kW shower on an old 6mm feed. Just not worth it anymore.
azznoble Have a watch of JW about cooker feeds where he explains about why cookers only need to be 4mm, I agree with you about showers as the future equipment is out of our control at install time
Myhippocampus I’m aware that 4mm can be used, but if memory serves me well it’s only when the cable is clipped in free air? There’s no guarantee that after I first fix a new build that the insulation bodgers aren’t going to cover my cables, therefore I think it’s wiser to put 6mm feeds in for the sake of a few quid extra.
6mm for cooker unless you can guarantee me the cable won't be exposed to insulation or excess heat which you can't ever in the real world. Also some new freestanding ovens have induction hob rings and the 2kw+ for oven element. Why put 4mm in for a few £ saving when any customer would not care if you explain it
Ashley Rothery exactly pal, that’s my thinking too.
Last time I did a rewire was about 50 years ago and it is interesting how it has all changed. When we wired the loft we always clipped to the side of joists rather than across the tops. It prevented crush damage or possible trip hazard but I guess allowed for now due to the fact that access is very limited. I like the way you drilled through the joists rather than cut those slots, we always drilled the joists. I was puzzled by the lack of cables at the ceiling points, we used to go switch to switch for supply with a switched run up to the light fitting. But that was with single conductors through conduit, with twin and earth it was rose to rose with one switch cable (1mm) for the wall switch. Of course the roses had terminal blocks for all the cables so maybe you fit a junction box in the ceiling under the upstairs floor and feed one cable through for the fitting? Love watching your videos and learning a bit about the new fittings, practices etc.
Lack of ceiling cables is because hes using wireless switches to avoid chasing through to switch points
And another great video! Erm is not an issue only becomes one when you stop and point it out. Erm
Hi Nick, not sure if you and your Apprentice still run cables in the loft the same way but If you clip to the side of the beams in the loft it means the Customer at a later date can easily board their loft space without risking damaging cables
Nice to watch proper work being done
Love the videos mate! wish I had you to teach me for my apprenticeship, I might of actually be taught something then😂👌🏻keep it up lads
Thanks for the shout out on the clock being stopped. Made my day. Keep up the good work 👍🏻
Always look at the appliance information sticker which will tell you the wattage is then you can work out what cable you need simple
The two cutest sparkys on TH-cam 😜
Great videos!!
Why not start with loft light and leave cable long just wago a flex>plug to the end while fitting up, then take plug off and wire in permanent? Also don't shy of cable basket in loft or garage like TomN has ;) can be cheaper than fire rated fixing etc.
To cover hole bit of Plasterboard might be neat? 100% 6mm go big or go home :)
Enjoyed that guys, a funny video in these miserable times is always welcome :-D thanks!
I love your videos . Can’t wait for the next one . You guys work great together
Just loving the videos, carry on great work 👊🏼
Keep the videos coming! Your getting very consistent on uploads! 👍💯
There’s something wrong with that electrical installation. It keeps umming.
Could you do a video on how to use a megger electrical tester and explain some readings for a lighting circuit and ring main.
Nice fart Adam...stop feeding him Mac D Mr. Bundy..😂😂🇩🇰
Very informative video lads, especially as i want to be an electrician also good banter as well......! Keep the video's coming :)
Nick: Have you never installed a 4 milli 32A radial for sockets?
Back in the day when the DNOs used to house bash, they put 4 milli in for showers but TBF, they were only 6- 7kW back then. I wired my Mum's shower back in 1986 and put 10 milli in so it would be future-proofed.
Cable tray stood off on Unistrut for the run in the garage, that way the gas pipe can be underneath is safely.
insulation,... learnt that a cool shower after a day of working in an old insulated loft is better than a hot shower. the pores in the skin stay closed hence washing off the insulation, then finish off with a hot shower, just a tip from an old guy years ago. works too....
You just earned yourself a sub mate 😉
Recommended you to someone in Gnosall the other day!
Enjoying this job, very informative 😀
If people are putting 4mm twin and earth in for cookers and showers need a slap.
6-10mm twin for cooker 10mm for shower.
I've had to fit 16mm twin and earth for a shower once before as it ran under insulation in a bungalow just stuck it on a contactor.
Asa Mitchell if you have time go and watch the JW video about cooker cables
@@electricery always over compensate or fit the cable for the maximum rating of the cooker yes you can take diversity onto account but what about Christmas day or occasions where every element on the cooker is at full power 4mm wouldnt ever take that load for a standard free standing cookers where they are rated at 10kw total.
Agreed. I've always ran 6/10mm for cookers and 10mm for showers. I appreciate the diversity calc for cookers but for for the sake of a few quid just go 6mm IMO.
I can see an issue when people are recommending 4mm for cookers and an apprentice thinks oh right I'll stick with 4mm on all cooker supplies and then drops a major bollock with not understanding where and when it can be done.
Not too many options getting the cabling from the landing to the garage. Trouble with running in that cavity is you have polystyrene insulation in there. That presents the little problem of migration.
you are a good tutor nick and make good vids but i sometimes wonder how you ever finish a rewire?
I hope they were intumescent towels 🤩😜
I really hope that’s not asbestos under the fibreglass insulation in the loft.
Look like CJR in those shades🤣
Great work lads 👌🏼
Watch those polystyrene beads Nick they could affect the cable.
New rule. Every time you say erm, Adam has to fart!
is there a carbon monoxide alarm in the kitchen with the gas cooker and in the garage with the boiler?
What's that blue cable strippers bud that Adam was using?
Top vid again nick👍🏼😂
Doing a re wire and it's laminate everywhere. Wired feeds round switches and joining the neutrals in the back of the boxes. It's obviously alot more cable but easier if there's ever any alterations to switches or new lights getting added in etc. Would you do this
I don't know if it's different in your country but that wire looks like UF-B which in America we use for underground feed. For houses and building we use NM. Is that wire the American equivalent of NM or UF-B?
What was the main reasons for doing a complete rewire in this house?
Might want to be careful with those old boards, those arc Shields are probably asbestos
Did you watch? He literally said it at 27:38
@@alsanova nah got bored
@@acelectricalsecurity lol, is it because he started to sound like Tom, repeating everything?! 😂😀
Umm.... great video lads 👍🤣
Great video like always. What's your thoughts on running the neutral to light switches in stead of running to the light fitting itself??
Love click brand
Great video mate, well done for keeping the place so clean, not an easy job! I'd love to ask how much you charged tbh? not sure if you're cool with making that public?
PMR446 Radios. (BTW, NOT meant for buisness use naughty boy, PRIVATE MOBILE RADIO) :PP
You can get loads, really handy.
Nick what’s the blue cable stripper looks really good and it seems adjustable as well, are they the ideal ones?
It’s from ideal same as my knipex ones 👍
Ok I am in the US give me a link to it see if we have one over here mostly the type you have are used for data, coax. Audio video cables.
Did you pull the main incomer fuse to put that new board and tails in then?
Nick - how did you get your cables down passed the kitchen cabinet fitted to the wall down to the socket ;;
hi, i just wanted to know, how did you train to become an electrician? did you go through a private course or through a college
Roughly how much would a job like this run you, in the UK? Thanks for an interesting video.
how much would a whole wiring job like that one usually cost? We've got someone coming doing an assesment Monday in our new place and i'm 99% sure it will need a full or at least majority rewire
Hi does anyone know if there’s anything wrong with fitting sockets to skirting boards? The nic electrician just left a list of remedials needed on the back of an envelope( no codings) there 12 “ skirtings so there’s 9” below the socket. Don’t see the problem on an ecr. It’s an old terraced property. Excellent videos thanks.
Nothing wrong
Perfectly acceptable, not even worth noting on an eicr
Only on a New build is the requirement for certain heights of socket & light switches. No problem with remedial work on old properties.
Hes probally a plumber
The main problem would be a socket too close to the floor not allowing a suitable bend from a cable exiting the bottom of a plug. Was probably OK on older round pin sockets and plugs (really old ones had axial cable exits) but the larger 13A socket (plus new carpet and underlay) may make the gap too small on a narrow skirting board. Not a problem in your case. Plus any modern socket (even the old 1960s MK surface mounts) will have a fireproof backing.
Can you get 6 way quentic reciver or is it a different make
Are kinetic switches suitable for socket applications?.
Where did you get those blue wire strippers from at 10.50
Lol I use to make marryland cookies 🍪 “ aka burtons biscuits nom nom
Nick, can I get that 6 way 3036 board, happy to pay postage and what not. After a bigger one for my rig board
what brand are the twin and earth cable strippers?
Where does Adam get the blue cables strippers from? At 10:50 thanks
Where did you get the ideal blue wire strippers? been looking for a pair.
Where did you get the 6 way box from?
Don't worry about the ummm... Embrace them :)
If you chased the sockets, why do they not want you to chase the lights?
Customer requirement, though I don't really understand it either.
less filling
Don’t know why he agreed to do it, it’s a bit of a half job really
They liked the sound of the kinetic switches that’s all,
@@NBundyElectrical I fit a few of kinetic switches (other brand) customers love the fact you don't need to chase the wall or create dust and shit. I like them, makes my job nicer too.
Where did you get them shorts from
Is the Quinetic WiFi app any good?
Hi what do use as your filler in the chases ? Tia
Hi Nick, What wholesalers do you use?
Hi Nick, what brand are the blue strippers you told Adam to use? They look like they make it a easy job.
Great video by the way 🙂
I think his are ideal ones, same as my knipex ones
Thanks, I'll take a look at them 🧰
6 way receivers for quinetic? Do what now?!
4mm radial... hmm.. do it all the time
Hi
Ring main for the kitchen? No
For four sockets?
Do you ever get bored with working in houses??
top work nick can you tell Adam stop farting please 😁😁
Is that asbestos artex ceiling ?
Most likely it contains asbestos due to the age of the building.
No one uses 4mm 😂
put a £1 in a jar every time you say it chap... ERM