I worked a day with a pro LV cable jointer
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- čas přidán 28. 08. 2024
- I worked a day with a pro cable jointer.
In this video i got to spend a day with Tony from jointech cabling, he taught me loads and we did some good work, this is only part 1!
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Tony is a jedi. He deserves his channel to grow and grow.
Great video. My background is high voltage substation fitter so i don't get involved in LV cabling much but big respect to this guy for his workmanship. A good cable jointer is difficult to find now. You can tell the guy cares about his job, the quality speaks for itself. Looking forward to the 2nd part!
As soon as you said, Tony, I knew you would be in for an interesting day. he makes terminating those large cables look easy with all his winches I bet you had a good day with him.
Been watching you and Tony since you both started.
Loving the super high quality videos!
Hi Mike,
I just knew you would have a great day on site with Tony. He’s a master jointer and a genius at problem solving!
His tricks of the trade are invaluable! Give Tony any size cable and he’ll make it look easy-peasy when you know it’s one sod of a job. Great banter between the two of you! Catch you on the next one. Stay safe, keep well. 👍⚡️🙏🏼
Tony is a good guy who knows what he is talking about and doesn't need to shout about his skills
Tony is a legend. I bet it was great working with him.
Great video, 2 guys that love their job!! Big man is a master of the SWA, the ratchet strap and chain pulls are an absolute necessity for that size, thank you for the video Mike good to see you back
Watched tony for a while wicked jointer I see jointers on site and none of them work as neat and efficient as he does people don’t know about the exhaust cutter I bought the draper one after watching tony use it, it is the dogs you have to get used to using it better for bigger rather than the smaller. His crimping and cutting gear is sick the Klauke stuff is expensive !! Mike buy them u know ur going to even if you end up using them ones 😂
He worked with us at Battersea Power Station, top bloke and amazing at his work
Excellent video Mike and a great day with the legend that is Tony! I’ve been following you for ages but only found Tony’s channel a few months ago, both have great content. Can’t wait for the next video!
This popped on as a suggestion, amazing content. As a electrical student this is so helpful ,hard to find such content on CZcams
Love the tip about getting the length correct using the scrap earth cable. Much easier to manipulate smaller SWA but when your talking about the big boy stuff its a different challenge!!
Great video! Can’t tell Tony has worked on them big boy cables for years with the size of his arms and forearms takes some serious strength from previous experiences
I know Tony I met him on a job in Didcot on a data centre i also follow his channel I like his exhaust cutter idea for ringing armoured cables. Great worker very skilled guy works hard 👍🏼
Great stuff Mikey! Tony is a legend. I look forward to part 2.
Did a commissioning engineer ever tell you to leave two phases on a motor feed the same length so that they could be swapped if the rotation is wrong?
Honestly a wicked video, that hi vis had me in stitches 😂😂😂
Running those big cables is like wrestling a bear, I always try to parallel every connection I can to use the smallest cable(s) possible when running those large cables. 🇺🇸
For a moment I thought "good morning" was it.... I nearly had to ask myself "what's good" 😂 great video 👍
Been looking forward to this 👌🏻
Love working on the big stuff 💪🏻biggest I had to put away was a 240mm, man that stuff just don’t wanna play ball. I basically had the gland the bugger off then slide the whole panel board over the top 😅
Top tips on cable manipulation 👍🏻😃 I’ll be applying those next time I’m battling the big stuff
I really miss doing jobs like this. But that's never going to happen after my life changing bike accident.
I really miss being a sparky 😔
I assume tony is a electrician tutor or something. He is like a book of knowledge and tips.
'Amateur filmmaker'? Mate, you're a pro. Great video. 👍
Proper spark .
I will stick with my terminal screw driver .
😂😂😂
Bro what there are double sausage McMuffins that's a game changer
Great video Mike got a bit of beard envy now 😁never been able to grow one
I will sub to Tony’s channel I find the industrial wiring and special tools very interesting
Dream team well done guys 👏
Two my favourite CZcams Electricians 🍿✌️#knowledge
I knew it was Y NOT 😁He's cable monster ⚡🔌🎆
working in industrial myself nice vid and we do the same use bog standard drills for most holesaw work but another tip there that wd40' naughty Tony he should know better, is only piss water never use it, notice the ploom of smoke after his cut, no good for the drill bit, use a good cutting paste/ compound instead bit will piss through anything
99.99% perfect. Me, I would have used some 11kv jointing tape or better still high temp heatshrink rather than insulating tape. none the less a tip top job, well done to both.
He did say at the start that the insulation tape was in the spec - they didn’t want him using heat shrink
the cuter thing tony used is still sold, as a muffler pipe cutter
What a top meeting both legends
What a collab. Gonna be a good one
Just found an exhaust pipe cutter by sealy looks kinda like the one Tony had its in halfords abt£60 might be worth a look sealy is a dessert tool maker 👍
Yes boys
What is an "alley" or "ali" glanding plate? Does that mean aluminium? At 21:15
Great video thanks for sharing.
Nice work fellas
No idea what's going on but loved the video....
happy boy to-day WOW
Quality video with loads of cheeky tips... never thought about an exhaust pipe cutter being used like that.
Curious about the use those types of cable cutting tools over say, a cordless bandsaw. Is it to minimise costs of consumables such as blades etc. over time or cos they are able to fit in tighter spaces?
@@residualelectrical if I end up in the industrial side of the industry a bandsaw will defo be getting added to the kit 👌
You don't need hydraulic tools for 4x150mm cable. All it takes is some old ratchet cutters and a bit of grip strength. That's all
Wow no wonder he’s a well built bloke lol.
Where did you get that cool looking organiser on your front van seat ?
How would one get involved in such activities I currently cable UG BT network I would love to learn something new.
Nice one geeza
camisola do sporting de portugal=?
Yeah boi
Great video 😎
Great content 👍
@0:35 what’s the name of the lunch box?
MasterPro Exhaust Pipe Cutter For 19-83Mm Pipe
or draper 99495
What the name of that chain tool he used on the cable?
What’s the make and model of the emu ? Is it cembre ?
SEVEN TIMES I COUNTED - Hpw Many Did You Count ?
Vlogging on your way to work is ok, what’s not ok, and likely illegal (especially since the new rules implemented in March) is getting b-roll using a hand held device. I would have expected better 😔
Feed is 4x500 each phase? Jesus
Ya boay
There is no such thing as a professional cable jointer.
Great video but a close family
Member of mine was killed by a driver distracted by his phone. Please stop making videos whilst driving. Very irresponsible and selfish.
They are baby cables , You need to up your game yrs ago I worked with 132 - 400kv + undersea 100kvDC cables & switcgear
Always a bigger fish in the sea pal! Doesn’t mean they’re not big
Gotta pump them numbers up😭 those are rookie numbers. 🙊
how did you cut them before that cutter came along just hack saw away?
Nice, some of that looks like star ship enterprise stuff when compared to domestic 😀
For going through those armoured's. . . I started using a blade from screwfix to cut uni a little while ago. Put it in a circular saw, took it nice and slow and it went through smooth af.
Haven't had the chance to test it with armoured yet, hoping it'll work just as well.
It's (507HG) from screwfix if you want to give it a shot 🤕 🩹🚑 😁