Kitchen & Shower Room Second Fix 

Never seen a spark cut a 3.5mm screw with a jr hacksaw.... either snips with the 3.5mm shears built in, or just cut it first then a second cut 90° to the first to take off the burs. Did it on last nights shift with 4mm screws which were too long for stop end and had no short ones.

I’ve never heard someone in such a dangerous line of work constantly say “I don’t remember” 😖😖😖😖😖 shit makes meeee nervous

Wow…50 years in the trade 🫣🫣🫣🫣

What the fudge is going on with that socket with like 5 cables into it ? That is setting yourself up for disaster

My side cutters have a facility to cut 3.5mm screws, i also carry lots of various lengths of 3.5mm screws, never a hacksaw.

D, you've got CK tools. Why not purchase the 3 in 1 cutter: 2.5 & 1.5 stripper/3.5 & 4mm terminal screw bolt cutter/cutters/bending anvil. Save all that faffing with a hacksaw. And have that file to hand.

You should put that screw in your drill and hold the hack saw on the screw while you use your drill slowly. Think smart don’t don’t work hard

I use a dremel to cut long plate screws you can use pliers but it can damage the first thread in this case just file it off or you run the risk of cross threading the screw.

Sweeling your cpc’s will really annoy a lot of people on here

Cut the socket screws with pliers, it works and I didn’t see you fit the grommets to the steel back plates

Great work and the Apprentice is doing very well also

Don't bother connecting a cpc from a metal backbox to a metal faceplate. Forget about ring main continuity and join three 2.5s together with wagos, effectively creating a non-switched spur. Twist solid cpcs together. Not grasp simple identity of light switch inputs. (L32 etc) ...Use a hacksaw to cut 3.5mm socket screws...... REALLY? It's clear most of your viewers know nothing of the Electrical Industry, its regulations or appreciate the level of workmanship required. Their comments are proof of their ignorance..."buzzing".."it's been to (too) long"..."Qualty video".."Good work" You work to 1990 standards, despite being a current NICEIC member, so you shouldn't be instructing "mature" apprentices to adopt bad practice and most definitely should not be posting on social media. I wonder if the NICEIC watch or are even interested in such videos. The NICEIC state their purpose is to "champion technical and professional integrity" and "to raise standards". Of course, they are a commercial enterprise whose main revenue stream is the annual fee charged to its members. Thus, any close scrutiny of its members activities, might conflict with their business model. So, no real threat from the NICEIC. Basically, you’re free to say or do anything you like as stated in the ECHR providing it doesn’t incite riot etc. Therefore, all of the above is irrelevant, however, you do work in London, consequently arrogance and delusions of grandeur are par for the course. Paul McGuinness 6th April 2024

Glad your back del it’s been to long

Buzzing for this one Del

Should’ve put the double socket level with the bottom of the cooker outlet and the bottom of the fcu(s) level with the top of the cooker outlet. Look like they’ve been thrown on the wall. ROUGH. Stick your fuse connection units or SPURS in the cupboard !!!!

3:28 If your cutting screws with a hack saw just put the screw in the drill and spin it up while cutting it. let the drill do the work

Regarding that light switch. Sounds like it’s a 3 gang. The 1, 2 and 3 corresponding to gangs. 1 and 2 are lives- L1/L2. The remainder are the commons.

At 17:00 surely it's not good practice to mount two single sockets literally side by side? What's all that about?

Quality video …😃

Is that fcu upside down 17.50 🤔

Love your videos , really interesting . keep up the good work.

I had that problem with the screw termination before as well

Good work del roy