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*shocking*

I can confirm a syringe in the eye ball is not nice. Nor are stitches

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Why not replace the backing with proper fire-retardant board of the correct size? Looks awful with the board overhanging.

What brand is this one?

Uk sparkys finally getting earth sleeving in their rolls while australia has had it for about 25 years

Hoe the hell does a spark run out of back boxes ? Amataur

mmmm, as EF, don't think your joist drilling complies to building regs

Thought drilling rafters was not compliant with Part A? No?

As i do, you always go to ring mains when you think of kitchen & loads. It's very difficult to change that mind set to radials. Only negative is the low cable run along the sink run. It's not in zone, but but i guess it can't really be avoided.

Appreciate the support, Mike! Great to hear Tradify helps your business.

Ha did it work though Mike?

Standard downlight find, it’s everywhere

Do you do a 2 stage I/R test. One with your charger disconnected and then another with it connected?

Top quality work as per usual. Love watching your videos. As a new spark who is late to the game, it's really useful to see how it should be done 👍

Squeaky pipes on the joists. Maybe

I hate saying goodbye to a faithful friend!

There's nothing like well planned high quality work - and this is nothing like.......

Megger the best

No grommet needed?

Mike, good on you for cleaning all of that crap out and installing it properly.

Makes you wonder....like , its not difficult to do it right ...

Quick question pal...do you always use trunking for behind do and dan or is it OK to dab straight onto th wires ?

Mike you are a Top Spark. ⚡ I see this bodge it and leg it all the time.dangerous. Wish you good well sir 👍👊

Don't you just love it when you come across those sort of bodges 😮

Diy downlights at it's finest as usual. & woodchip paper was the ultimate nightmare to remove. If it's been skimmed over & never fallen off it gives you an idea how strong that stuff was.

Nice to hear a electrician been practical about the job good video. Drummer boy Ireland

That’s rough

Four cables in a 25mm single box . 🫣

That’s good dewalt electricians stapler works on block does it work on brick also ?

I'm waitong for RGB consumer units like RGB fans in PCs. Totally useless but look good for YT

Boy.....you tube sparkies ...board chamge needed asap....we can do that..😊 ...neat got it ....

Was that a framing nailer you used to secure the chipboard 🙏

After fitting many consumer units throughout my career I have never been so in awe of the mains unit you installed here to actually find and fit blue tie wraps on your blue rcbo flying leads blew me away. 😂😂😂

You should check the manufacturer's instructions for the permanent supply to the heaters. Some of them specify a switched fused spur / fused connection unit, so a 1363 socket isn't really suitable (although wouldn't necessarily be immediately dangerous). No problem with them hanging off the radial/ring socket final circuit, just some manufacturers want them hard wired.

Looks like working at that house is going to be a Goodyear. You must have both been very tyred after. But hopefully the video will gain some rubber. Have you now finished Dun loping all your cables.

I started as a Spark in the 90's and trust me neat fuseboards tidiness like today were not a thing, it's a FB no one sees it. Social media has this thing about showing masterpiece tidy FB's and I think Why, as long as it's not a total bird nest and it's easy to test now and the future move on.

Birth of a legend. Respect Mike to you and the team

How did this get signed off by building control? Quite a few reg breaches?

The problem you have is that they are not submersible connectors! Water will collect in the holes and seep in. We never use mains in ground light really. Not worth it. For mains voltage you really need to fill connections under ground with gel. I use similar connectors to those but always keep them of the ground!

You’ll end up with 2 hairline cracks either side all the way up if it’s on a dry lined wall (needs a scrim tape on it to prevent cracks).

Stick some sticks like shi* on the back of the board for extra strength

I can only imagine the temperature in which you are working with.😮

Hi I recently put a garden lampost light in my garden. It has three lights on it and I'm using TCP ES A60 RGB & WHITE LED SMART LIGHT BULB 9W 806LM in each. And 5 meters of White 3-Core 2.5mm² Flexible Cable. Going into a block connector then three strands of Black 2-Core 0.75mm² Flexible Cable for the light fittings. Then I have it going into a three pin plug fitted with a 3amp fuse. Is this ok or do I need to do anything else. The block connector is inside the lamp pole off the ground. Thanks

Always great to hear tradies love using our job management software!

You are not meant to remove the silicone pouch, you leave it in, says so in the instructions. Eating it would be really nasty though yeah

What shims/packers did you use under the joists? Also, did you leave a gap between the joists and the wall or secure the joists to the walls? Thanks!

How do you waterproof it if it’s covered in water - Gel?

NIce install, Mate.