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with the first method your splices need to be 6 inches apart to prevent them arching if tape is compromised

Thank you for these practical methods

Thank you for this video! I have the connectors, and when I cut the casing from the wires, some of the copper strands get cut off. How do I get it so that all of the wires are in tact?

Excellent explanation thanks

Thank you so much. I'm still confused about the difference between a drill and driver.

Many thanks appreciated

Extremely useful thank you. Be great if you could do a video to mention and show correct torque and gear to use for popular drilling uses e.g. Brick, concrete, wood. Thanks!

Im in oregon, where can i get full wires for my burner pan. Ive replaced the burner switches and they dont last very long even with the heat rap. This time i use your hook wire method.

Mine just makes a clicking sound when i try to unscrew it?

I watched this today, and then re-wired a cord for the first time. Thanks for the helpful instructions~!

That isn't a nozzle. That's a chuck.

Thank you thank you 🤩

For philips always use the largest screwdriver that will fit. Some very small screws use a surprisingly big screwdriver.

All of these methods are illegal within the United Kingdom. Flexible cables must be contained within a fireproof container with cord grips to secure the flexible cables and requires a tool to open the fireproof container, unless within an approved electrical trunking system. Terminals are required to electrically join conductive cables. Please note PVC insulating tape is only meant to be a temporary method during installation, not permanent. The glue will degrade over time and become loose and fall off. This entire video is very bad advice leading to fires and electrocution, which is why it is illegal.

thanks a lot

❤great

It's a chuck not a nozzle on the drill

why do they make the shafts of drill bits smooth, I dont get it wouldnt it make sense to have more torque by having a shape to grip

Wonderful and extremely informative video ❤, thanks and really appreciate your time to make this video and help beginners to know about drill world, makes me feel so confident in doing some work using drills, thanks again😊

Why do my drill bits come loose

Super helpful video! It’s extra nice that you mentioned different power drill mode for different bits. That is a detail I always missing.

robertson is commonly used in the US on electrical panels

Thank you! This is so clear and helpful!

This was extremely helpful having just purchased this set.. This information helped to work out what each drill bit looked like and its intended use.. Kindness and thanks your way.. Lochness Scottish Highlands..

This is so dangerous. Don't do the twisting method like this unless you are in an emergency situation

Thank you!! Very clear and easy to follow your teaching.

thank you!

Excellent video. Just enough detail to understand the differences. Thanks.

This was exactly what I needed. Thank you.

who sells these lever connectors? the major stores don't even carry them online

Good information. I had no clue on this stuff, until this video. I have some home improvement projects.

Crush lock box formula & video please sir

My wires are hard and strong copper not brushy like yours

Nice! Thank you 🙏

Thanks so much

thaank you sooo much❤

02:49 - bro what is it ?

Great video, may i know the name of the driver & drill set kit you have in the video?

Very helpful video thank you

Thanks for sharing this video & useful information.

Thank you so much.

Guys if you think you screwed wrongly don't worry I did worse.

I just want to put things on my wall. I'm not sure if it is brick or wood behind the sheet rock. What drill bit do I use?

So helpful. Thanks!

Very informative video for the beginner.❤

Very useful.Thank you

This video is veryyyyy useful! Thank you!

I inherited a small drill bit set, and the wood/metal bits in the box were switched (wood bits in the metal bit section, metal bits in the wood bit section). So, when I wanted to drill a hole in a piece of steel, I used the wrong bits and was confused. I figured my drill was too weak, or the bits were too low quality, and I set the small project aside. Now I know I used the incorrect bits, and I will probably finish this small project tomorrow. I'm a beginner, and I found this video to be very informative and clear. Thank you, sir! :)

Nice info I learned some stuff

first, let me take math classes and then I'll come back😅