Thought to myself "ah I enjoy difficult jobs like this, always satisfying when you get done" then I remembered you're dealing with armored 185 and I think my arms would have melted just looking at it 😂 😂 love the video dude.
Watching this made me really glad we don't have to deal with armored multi-core cables on this side of the Atlantic. The largest multi-core we commonly use is 4/0 SER (3x107mm2+1x67mm2, 116mm dia) riser cable with the conductors spiral twisted rather than compressed together. I know how hard that stuff is to bend in tight spots having used my truck's scissors jack to do it once between floor joists. On the other hand, the kind of engineering challenge you showed in this video gets my heart pumping as an electrician ;) Nice work!
You sir are a beast! My shoulders arms and hands are still hurting from forming and lugging 150 singles on Friday! Loving the content fella keep it up 👍🏻
Hi Tony, Another cracking video! Start putting drafts together for DB cabinets. Installations would be a lot easier when a talented jointer designs them. ‘Blue Heater’ etc gave me a good laugh 😂 Keep up the excellent work bud! Catch you on the next one. 👍⚡️
Fark..you don't exactly have a whole lot of real estate to work with, especially dealing with those big-ass 185's,work safe mate,cheers from Australia. 🔌⚡🎇🔌⚡🎇
There was just enough to bend them but the design was terrible. That's crazy that you're watching in Australia. I want to visit and go to coober peedy for the opals!!
@@jointechcabling9103 It's Fking hot out there mate,even I couldn't handle the heat, I'm in Adelaide,South Australia & in Summer it can get to 44 degC &I found your channel purely by accident,I can't stand boring domestic shit, I love the big end of town,I have literally been searching for years for someone who does the big stuff,I work on transmission lines, from a helicopter & I love it,not many people can say they love their job but I do,but I would do your job if I wasn't doing this.we laid 18km of 2500mm 275kV underground from Torrens Island power station in Adelaide,into the CBD a few years back, bloody enourmous stuff,can you imagine what a 700m drum looks like? 😁 Anyway work safe my good Man🔌⚡
So the left hand didn't talk with the right hand when they ordered equipment vs the guys installing the cable. You need about 10 more meters of cable to work with! 😁👍🍺
Was it not possible to swap the positions of chase cabinet and the cabinet where your final termination is? Ah, later on in the video I see the switch cabinet already had other terminations. Nevermind 🤣
Thought to myself "ah I enjoy difficult jobs like this, always satisfying when you get done" then I remembered you're dealing with armored 185 and I think my arms would have melted just looking at it 😂 😂 love the video dude.
Nice job Tony. Your reputation just went up a few notches after that.
Watching this made me really glad we don't have to deal with armored multi-core cables on this side of the Atlantic. The largest multi-core we commonly use is 4/0 SER (3x107mm2+1x67mm2, 116mm dia) riser cable with the conductors spiral twisted rather than compressed together. I know how hard that stuff is to bend in tight spots having used my truck's scissors jack to do it once between floor joists. On the other hand, the kind of engineering challenge you showed in this video gets my heart pumping as an electrician ;) Nice work!
Cheers my man👍🏻. It's a vastly different set of criteria that we work to. Strange when you think about it really.
You sir are a beast! My shoulders arms and hands are still hurting from forming and lugging 150 singles on Friday! Loving the content fella keep it up 👍🏻
Cheers my man. It's only coz I do it everyday and nothing else. Plenty of practice👍🏻
Loving this commercial/industrial content 👍🏾
That's a relief coz I don't do anything else😂😂😂😂. Thanks for watching. I really appreciate it 👍🏻
I think your a cable whisperer
Thanks my mate. Love that comment👍🏻
Hi Tony,
Another cracking video! Start putting drafts together for DB cabinets. Installations would be a lot easier when a talented jointer designs them. ‘Blue Heater’ etc gave me a good laugh 😂 Keep up the excellent work bud! Catch you on the next one. 👍⚡️
Cheers my man. I actually considered designing panels when I get too old for this shit😂.
Catch you on the next one. Appreciate the veiws👍🏻
Hope you're enjoying that pint 👌
Went down a treat🍻🍻👍🏻
“I don’t get a lunch because my boss is a prick(I’m self employed)”😭😭😭
😂😂😂😂
Nice one.sunday now complete
Hahahahaha that's a lovely thing to say. Thank you👍🏻
👍 “blue Peter” 😂 who was the first lad helping you - looked like his boots were fresh out of the box!
He was a charge hand. They never get dirty do they 😂😂
Fark..you don't exactly have a whole lot of real estate to work with, especially dealing with those big-ass 185's,work safe mate,cheers from Australia.
🔌⚡🎇🔌⚡🎇
There was just enough to bend them but the design was terrible.
That's crazy that you're watching in Australia. I want to visit and go to coober peedy for the opals!!
@@jointechcabling9103 It's Fking hot out there mate,even I couldn't handle the heat, I'm in Adelaide,South Australia & in Summer it can get to 44 degC &I found your channel purely by accident,I can't stand boring domestic shit, I love the big end of town,I have literally been searching for years for someone who does the big stuff,I work on transmission lines, from a helicopter & I love it,not many people can say they love their job but I do,but I would do your job if I wasn't doing this.we laid 18km of 2500mm 275kV underground from Torrens Island power station in Adelaide,into the CBD a few years back, bloody enourmous stuff,can you imagine what a 700m drum looks like? 😁 Anyway work safe my good Man🔌⚡
So the left hand didn't talk with the right hand when they ordered equipment vs the guys installing the cable. You need about 10 more meters of cable to work with! 😁👍🍺
Terrible isn't it!! I have noticed that it's getting worse, not better. I cut off about 300mm from the ends of both cables when I was done. 😳😳
Top work as per do you always sub to the same Bloke or different?
Thanks pal. No I try and get about. I've been doing it a while so I've got a few companies I can call on.
That sure looked like a right ringing bas*#rd.
By the way I like the long vids on a Sunday. Keep it up lad👍🏻👍🏻
It was a pain but the ratchet straps came to the rescue again.
It should be a longer one next week👍🏻
God you made hard work of them !! 😂😂👍
They were hard work. Shit design makes everything harder.
Aww loved the long ones on a Sunday from u. (That's what she said) lol
Hahahaha. I'll try for a long one next time👍🏻
Blue Heater hahahahaha.
here's one I prepared earlier
Hahahaha I wish some bugger had prepared it so I didn't have to😂😂👍🏻
@@jointechcabling9103 Hahaha.
Boss job dude
Why not take the doors off mate?
Love the videos keep up the good work would love a change out of domestic
Thank you bud. Give it a go. No point looking back and wishing you'd done something when you're an old man. 👍🏻
Was it not possible to swap the positions of chase cabinet and the cabinet where your final termination is?
Ah, later on in the video I see the switch cabinet already had other terminations. Nevermind 🤣
It could have done with that happening but the designer didn't have a clue
How much hassle would it be to get the correct cabinet installed?
Schneider are producing product so slowly atm
You'd think zero but sadly that is t the case anymore.
Fair play that looked awkward to say the least
It was a big fat smelly awkward cow!!!😂😂
They did u out of about 6 metres worth of that there
Haven't had a scrap of it off of this job. They told me that at the start so at least they were honest.
always pull to much
The cable gang did, but someone cut it down. (it wasn't me who cut it)
@@jointechcabling9103 straight to be weighed in😁😜