The Hoover Trick - That Actually Helped Me
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- čas přidán 6. 09. 2024
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This video is for entertainment purposes only and is in no way intended as a guide or 'how to'.
As the customer, i want to say thanks for doing such a great job. We're really pleased with the results. Nice to see Luna made it into a video, even if it was just her arse!
Thanks again
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@@chrisglover1978 everyone behave. Don't give nick a bad reputation in front of his customers....
Nice work using the Shelly's. I've just put one on a lighting circuit in my garage. Have a CT clamp but I'm now reading import/export via my Givenergy inverter now I have solar.
Choaked, then said 'Too far in my throat'..... I was waiting for 'Thats what Adams Mum said!' You let the team down Nick
Adams mom found out... 😊
Has Adams mum said that before? as we Know imperial to metric conversion is always smaller🤣
If you watch a few Chinese wiring shorts they do it all in long runs of plastic tubing and use the vacuum to pull draw wires. Great looking installation Nick, well done.
Brick line works brilliant for this, and I always tie the string around the bag into a sort of bow tie shape. Works brilliant. Keep up the good work
Good job Nick. Must be satisfying getting it over the line. Plenty of Hoover practice too.
A VERY Nice Job, Nick may you do Many more
Wall mounted cabinet and patch panel would have finished the cables off a treat. Network Cabs do some good 19" stuff.
Very enjoyable series that Nick, learnt a lot of tips and tricks from watching. Electricians POV angle also looks sound 👌
came across channel in feed very interesting to watch some great tips & tricks
nice work nick! 😊 shame the loo seat crapped up the perfection (shit happens! 😂😂😂) you did an amazing job!
i like this idea for the vids, makes a nice flow plus with a few day vlogs id say you nailed it! 😊
Thhe flexicon king is back, its been a long while
Fantastic job, Nick. You've excelled yourself. I think you could pass that Napit course. It's only multi choice. I think the pass rate is only 60%, you'll fly through that. Thanks for sharing this journey.
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Cracking job mate. The attention to detail, nice 👌🏻 Would agree probs your best rewire yet. Can see the difference from when you first started, love seeing how you are progressing 🙌🏻
Hi Nick another great video please keep them going
Great series of videos Nick. Excellent job, I hope the plumber can sort out all those ugly surface mounted heating pipes😮
I winsed when you took that level to pound town. Hope that bubble is ok 😂😂😂😂.
Intresting project btw. Why did the customer want flexicon, as a pose to rigid pvc conduit ?
May have to try that poo bag technique for the future .
I was winding Nick up, I said I'd be disappointed if there was no flexicon. End result looks great!
@@chrisglover1978 . 😆😆😆😆Yeah doesn't actually look too shabby tbf. I must admit I thought it was going to loom like a 90s snakes and ladders board , but yeah neat and sweet
Loved this re-wire video - pretty much exactly as I'd want to do. In fact I wish I had a house to re-wire so I could get Nick in to do it! Some great tips. Not sure on the flexicon all around - but looks ok and nice hoover trick
Cracking job mate and again it was good to see you loving the job and falling in love with what you’re doing again. If that makes sense I mean no malice in it looking forward to seeing more mate 👍🏻
Nice one,
Good luck to the customer fitting smart switches on metal clad back boxes :)
I like the conduit, my garage just has T&E clipped to the blocks.
Nice job Nick. I actually enjoyed watching this series of videos of this rewire. Love the hoover poo bag trick. Will be trying that next time I need to get wires through flex conduit
Use brick lines as pull cords nick!
I do it all the time when running ducts for exterior lighting when doing landscaping.
A very interesting and enjoyable video.
Brilliant job as usual, Nick. Nice recovery on fishing through the flexicon. Cheers, mate.
It's been a good series to watch, Nick.
thanks mate
Yes I really enjoyed this series. Let’s hope you can do more of them. Do you explain it very good what you do? Thanks again for sharing it with us.
I could see that problem coming as you were still blissfully unaware of what was about to happen 😅 what a recovery with the earth sleaving and the dog poo bag though!
Tesco have a 20m luminous green nylon rope (keep it handy range) for £1.50 if you're ever ever in a pinch again 😉
Hi mate, great videos have watched for years and watched this re wire though it was great, was there an actual video of the 2nd fix in the house and some testing? Watched it think 6 of them 👍😎
Didn’t get any second fixing or testing unfortunately mate
Hey nick long time follower hear!
Moved to Canada last year to get an insight on there electrical systems and materials ect. They use a lot of “feed through bushings” on external walls, have a look at them online I think they’d be great and plan to use them in the future for the likes of where the cables enter the block outside the shed.
Great Video. The head slap scene made me laugh. 🤣
Looks good. Fuseboard looks a bit of a mess with cables crossing though.
Great video Nick :) Do you ever worry when you have to work close to the underside of asbestos roofing sheet like it looks like you did here or is it not an issue for you? :)
Great series of video Nick. Well done!
Quality job and set of videos, smashed it Nick!!
The video’s have been amazing mate, quality job keep on going!
This has been a really good series 👍
Good stuff Nick. Missing Ads two hands eh.... Lol 😂🎉❤
Cheers mate.
an end box would of been a good shout for the rear entry
In galvanised 👍🏼👍🏼, additional protection
nylon string, screwfix etc..... small corner of a plastic bag, I actually find the smaller the bag, the easier it is to draw through, especially around complicated corners
nice work fella, it would be nice to see the instal once it skimmed :)
like that new yellow hammer, never seen a review on it could you tell us what make it is and does the bubble give extra tapping power😂🤣😂
Last time i checked SWA was slightly cheeper than singles + conduit. Quicker too.
Also cat6 cables can really add up, I've been running cables as I'm decorating and I'm at 14 in my av cupboard, just for context I'm in a one bed flat 😅
You should be proud of that job. Very neat , as long as that was a new poo bag 😂
As someone else would say SWEET......mr naggy......
Videos been Great.
Looks awesome that
wicked tick - will be using that one
It all looks awesome. Great job
Great series Nick, you good job
Top job as always Nick 👍
Cracking video & series! Your conduit runs sucked 😂🥁
What cleats did you use for them? They look tidy
And ty for the tidy EV charger install 👩🍳
Mr flexi con, gooood man!
Ahhhhhh, I bought the Wera set you use, on your recommendation… then I saw you using it on your drill/driver thing. That was a proper penny drop moment. 🥳
Well spoke too soon, when trying out the ‘hack’ I found out my drill has way too much torque and is impractical to use, next there’s a danger of damaging the business end of the attachment and lastly, damaging the plastic cover that fits into the Wera handles.
@grahameburnip5880 Wera does have sets with unisolated bits that are meant to be used with impact drivers and screwdrivers
@@markomihhailov9804 hi thanks I’ve had some Wera impact bits before and to be honest I’m not that impressed with them. Screwdrivers yes, all I have is Wera. I find buying the kits never seems to be a worthwhile option, too short and the magnetic adapters aren’t great either, my last one, which isn’t used that much, completely seized up and is now no good at all. I’ve been buying DeWalt bits recently and they’ve been ok. Trying to get a magnetic adaptor which doesn’t fail is proving more challenging, Bosch DeWalt Wera, all have been poor.
@@grahameburnip5880 Magnetize the bits yourself. That's what I do for longer bits.
I'm really loving seeing the rewire series, I know you have probably been asked loads before but what is the littke round attachment on the milwaukee m8?
Are you on about the long extender, bit I have in the end?
@NBundyElectrical The round Milwaukee thing that you use to drill through the boxr
@NBundyElectrical it's the drill bit you use about 4 mins ish into the video, I think it has a depth gauge?
@NBundyElectrical you use it for drill out the socket
All flexi conduit on the continent has a draw wire through it, makes life so easy.
Best one yet
Leaf blower for large conduit.
Quality job.
How long before we get the Nick Bundy branded poo bags?
Good job what did you charge for this rewire
I don't know if you have the runs during a power outage it might be an emergency time to have a light in the Lou.
Wasn't sure the word wordplay was going to come out.
As somebody who has experienced a lot of power outages. I didn't realize until the house we moved and now most of those bathrooms had windows, it's kind of annoying not to have a window in a bathroom to let in some natural light. Although we also live on a shared well now so when the power goes out you got one flush make it good.
Nice job ... 13 days very good!!!
Nice job, well done
Great job mate
Buy a CK Spiraflex! It’ll go through any conduit
@@Bespokeelectrics Nice tip .
i like that outside socket. what's the make / model? ta :)
21:03 Thanks Nick 😀 (He was saying CO2)
Hey Nick, nice job, mate. Living in NZ now, originally from Stoke. What spacings have you used between the saddles? From experience the conduit tends to sag over time and looks shit. What are your thoughts, bud?
Completely agree mate, I think I was just doing a drill with apart
PUT THE GODDAMN MIC DOWN NICK!!!!!
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are you not putting a smoke in the loft for the solar inverter ?
no mate can be easily add after if needed
A Classic tale of Flexicon!
Nick bundy
Looks like the roof is of asbestos cement. It's not hazardous if left alone. Hopefully you wasn't drilling or working it in any way!
Copex is really the right stuff to use for that, should of used black conduit
Hmm, I'm still not a fan of flexlible conduit installed like this.
Do you have a code for one of those spirit level hammers?lol.
I think they're all out of stock mate, sorry
My name is Josh ! Get it right lol 😂
I’m intrigued as to what your client is going to do in that brick shed …….?
Kinetic switch in bathroom the way to go.
Sure, here's the translation to English:
Why have the same circut for the outside as for the inside?
It only takes one brat to create a short circuit outside to cut the power supply in the house!
Great when you're away and have the freezer on the same circuit breaker!
Did you pull through the cables or earth sleeve?
I pulled through the cables with earth sleeving mate
wahoooooo great video.
Great job but the plaster isn’t going to be happy with you personally I would of first fixed it got the plasterer in then second fix you’ve made it a nightmare for the plasterer
I’m gonna try and reply in the most polite way possible, Firstly the customer booked me in 1st to complete the work first and second fix hence why I did my best plastering my chases, I’ve done half the plasterer job for him with Less mess, I’ve been doing this 14 years now so I do know that it would’ve been easier to do first fix first and get the plasterer in then second fix but this job didn’t allow that due to timing of different Trades and a customer living far away
@@NBundyElectrical very polite 😂 just a thought not a critisiam
@@ianbaulk9766 lol no drama mate 🫶
Is that asbestos on the roof there ?
Yes …..looks like it
How long would it have taken you to do without the filming?
Seven videos at an average of 20 minutes each. Give or take an extra 5% for setting up cameras, mics etc. 2.45 hours total. Really doesn't add as much time as people think.
Ancell box ? Product code? Any idea ?
which box was that one mate? the swa terminations?
www.hensel-electric.de/en-uk/
That's a lot of sockets for a bog 🤔
But what do I know 🤷
Need them for all the grow lights and fans
Can’t understand fixing anything new to old walls before being made good, why flexi when rigid high impact plastic conduit exists, galv end box for SWA to detector although IR link with no cable would have been in range to house code to IR receiver indoors. Why have a connection (external) on a 50 amp sub main with reduced size CPC (6.0mm) I assume on a 16mm T/E ? if the water mains to the W.C is PVC there must be an underground route for the SWA if it’s galv would it not require a bonding conductor, could have been to local consumer unit with 16mm CPC but this reduces on the connection to 6.0mm ? This earth path may also be used backwards from an earth rod or similar for planned solar-battery-island mode in that building ?
Forgot to say, a 20mm x 100M drum is €27.00 = £23.00! 16mm even cheaper.Bargain.
Agh.!
Unforgivable not carrying CU blanket, that like a pub running out of beer
that vacuum trick dose not work with any sleeving try a small bag
Don't you mean: "The Vacuum Trick - That Actually Helped Me"? 🤔 Hoover is a brand! 🤣