Excellent advice for an electrician starting out. Buy within your means and start out doing little jobs. My advice is to start with company and get experienced. Then maybe go it alone. But only if your ready.
Thank you David, Tresham with GSH Electrical undoubtedly offer the best learning environment than any other electrical education establishment I've seen.
Nothing wrong with a well stocked van👍🏼 I keep plenty of everything i use on regular basis. Back & forth to the suppliers for simple things is ridiculous. I have a good stock holding in my garage. 2 years ago, I decided to try buying stock on line, Which has worked out for me as I was sick of suppliers changing prices, depending on who serves you. I have never had a credit account as I don’t want to get into trouble like most of the sparks I know. If it’s a extra large purchase, I have a credit card. Tools, I’ve tried everything, Milwaukee, just didn’t last, makita & Bosch were ok. I went back to dewalt when the 5a batteries came out & their excellent 3 years on & still performing. I do have an unbranded corded drill, that I have had for 20yrs & still going strong. It’s great that you give your time to explain how your business works. Keep the videos coming.
If you're looking for good battery kit, go for AEG, as good as Ryobi on price and up until recently they were made in Germany, a 6 year warranty on the tool and 3 years on the battery. Personally I use Metabo, still made in Germany, can't beat the krauts for tools. My battery kit has 6 years on it an still going strong, only had one battery out of 5 fail and that was replaced under warranty, never had an issue with any of the tools themselves. When the time comes to switch though it will be AEG I go for next, could be a while though.
Good video, nice to see Des drop some knowledge on the young guns... @David Savery Electrical Services another good reason to take your "critical tools" out of the vehicle, every night, is that if some thieving scumbag takes your vehicle for a joyride, you can at least rent/borrow one and keep working while, either the insurance comes through, or the vehicle is found/returned, you know unless the scumbag has written it off or burned it out....
Your lads have had an amazing year with all the TH-cam stars that have visited Tresham College.
Great video! Excellent words of wisdom!
i like the other sparks on youtube but david is by far my favorite
Excellent advice for an electrician starting out. Buy within your means and start out doing little jobs.
My advice is to start with company and get experienced.
Then maybe go it alone. But only if your ready.
Sound advice from David 👍
Ah my favourite spark. was looking out for the can of special brew in the van lol
Thank you David, Tresham with GSH Electrical undoubtedly offer the best learning environment than any other electrical education establishment I've seen.
Oh how they laughed at hand sanitzer pre event.
Great video and a lovely genuine helpful guy, very lucky learners with this years influx of visitors to the college 👍
Thanks for the wonderful comment and support 👍😁
Nothing wrong with a well stocked van👍🏼 I keep plenty of everything i use on regular basis. Back & forth to the suppliers for simple things is ridiculous. I have a good stock holding in my garage. 2 years ago, I decided to try buying stock on line, Which has worked out for me as I was sick of suppliers changing prices, depending on who serves you. I have never had a credit account as I don’t want to get into trouble like most of the sparks I know. If it’s a extra large purchase, I have a credit card. Tools, I’ve tried everything, Milwaukee, just didn’t last, makita & Bosch were ok. I went back to dewalt when the 5a batteries came out & their excellent 3 years on & still performing. I do have an unbranded corded drill, that I have had for 20yrs & still going strong. It’s great that you give your time to explain how your business works. Keep the videos coming.
Thanks for the detailed comment and watching. Gaz 👍😁
Wise words Dave.. 😉
Liked that, good honest advice from a proper electrician.
Hi. Thanks for commenting and watching. Gaz
Nothing wrong with Ryobi like this man says. At least with the cordless drill and impact drill.
Great video good good information from David and good questions from some of the keen learners. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
Thanks Dave 👍
Gaz That has to be one of your best life skills lessons you have organised for your students
He is an amazing guy we shoot 5 videos with David when he visited 👍 a true gent
Good informative advice David and no swearing!👍😂
Great job David 👍
Nice video Dave. Sheesh... all that competition you're going to have, eh? It's a jungle out there.
Thanks Dave
Great questions 👍🏽
If you're looking for good battery kit, go for AEG, as good as Ryobi on price and up until recently they were made in Germany, a 6 year warranty on the tool and 3 years on the battery. Personally I use Metabo, still made in Germany, can't beat the krauts for tools. My battery kit has 6 years on it an still going strong, only had one battery out of 5 fail and that was replaced under warranty, never had an issue with any of the tools themselves. When the time comes to switch though it will be AEG I go for next, could be a while though.
@dses “what is your favourite tool”, surely its Nige! Mine is the mighty invoicer... !
Good video, nice to see Des drop some knowledge on the young guns...
@David Savery Electrical Services another good reason to take your "critical tools" out of the vehicle, every night, is that if some thieving scumbag takes your vehicle for a joyride, you can at least rent/borrow one and keep working while, either the insurance comes through, or the vehicle is found/returned, you know unless the scumbag has written it off or burned it out....
Those dam Ryobi again haha
Nice van. I want to get one but it's not worth the hassle of it getting broken into and getting all your tools stolen :/
David looks strangely at ease with the youth of today...
No swearing or alcohol?...........Who is this impostor!!
Well... the sound cut out at one stage. I'm thinking that's when he mentioned his 'massive tool'.
Tools are only as good as the person wielding them.
Lol it’s a sea of “yeeer” and various other noises
Great vid u old fart ,no lager cans on view either ,truly good on ya m8
Looking at that lot 75% won’t make it