If you never have turned on your power meters on your switchgear then you need to watch that part of the video. So you can learn how to have your meter functioning correctly.
I’m looking through the comments and I could have sworn you were a local 3 member . You are definitely talented and deserve Top pay . You have a vast amount of knowledge . You can even be an instructor at the union hall
That's actually something I would so love to do... Become an instructor at some point in my life. Not yet though, I still want to try to climb the ladder a bit more. Maybe become a project manager or something. I do want to teach though, maybe I could do both. Well that's what i'm doing now, I love teaching that's why I started the channel. I started with conduit bending because I started sending video's to my friend in Florida through youtube. I had them private for a long time then my friend to some of his co-workers and he asked me to open it to the public and I did. At first it was only a few specific bends, then I started get more requests for other bends. From there it just took off.
@@TheArtOfConduitBending you put in a lot of work studying and it definitely shows . You could do so much with your knowledge . I really appreciate your work . I’m going through your videos now and they are all on point . Very helpful brotha . I’m wishing the best for you
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Great idea. Let me see. We don't really wire start stop push buttons. We usually install VFDs and the BMS contractor does the controls through BMS system. But I think I have a fire shutter I can do a video of that I remember doing and open close stop push button for. I'll see if I can do a video on that.
I hope you contacted Mike with your local union #3 there in NYC. You are a skilled Electrician and really deserved to get paid the prevailing wage for what you do! Great video, and, again, my name is Danny Harris brother. Hope you are doing well!
I honestly haven't contacted anybody. I'm in contact with a local 3 member I'm going to see if he can introduce me to someone that I can talk to about joining. Who's Mike?
@@TheArtOfConduitBending Don Mullens here at the local 1141 says they are really a great bunch of guys there in NYC and Don is or was the organizer here in OKC. he now is dispatch since Charles Milner retired
@@TheArtOfConduitBending let me ask Don and get back to your question. I believe there is. I'll add it in this comment string when he gets back with me, but I think if you do a Google search for the local #3 IBEW, they should have a home page!
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Awesome vid. Couple questions if you dont mind answering. Why have two different bolt switches per service, why not one main disconnect per service? Also why are there 6 services in the building instead of 1? Do you guys use the building steel as a GEC for all the services? Thanks in advance keep up the hard work!
Why the 2 bolt switches. Well that just how the engineer designed it. The switch gear was designed by the engineer and put together by another contractor. We installed it and put the sections together. Why 6 services. The building is pretty big also they're are multiple tenants that will be occupying the building. Yes we use building steel for our services but we also supplement it with the water main. How this answered your questions. Follow me on: TikTok/holmzlaw Facebook/holmzlaw Instagram/holmzlaw Reddit/holmzlaw Reddit/r/conduitology Reddit/holmzlaw Tradeshound/holmzlaw Twitter/holmzlaw Quora/artofconduitbending Quora/holmzlaw Snapchat/holmzlaw
If you never have turned on your power meters on your switchgear then you need to watch that part of the video. So you can learn how to have your meter functioning correctly.
Have to take it down
I’m looking through the comments and I could have sworn you were a local 3 member . You are definitely talented and deserve Top pay . You have a vast amount of knowledge . You can even be an instructor at the union hall
That's actually something I would so love to do... Become an instructor at some point in my life. Not yet though, I still want to try to climb the ladder a bit more. Maybe become a project manager or something. I do want to teach though, maybe I could do both. Well that's what i'm doing now, I love teaching that's why I started the channel. I started with conduit bending because I started sending video's to my friend in Florida through youtube. I had them private for a long time then my friend to some of his co-workers and he asked me to open it to the public and I did. At first it was only a few specific bends, then I started get more requests for other bends. From there it just took off.
@@TheArtOfConduitBending you put in a lot of work studying and it definitely shows . You could do so much with your knowledge . I really appreciate your work . I’m going through your videos now and they are all on point . Very helpful brotha . I’m wishing the best for you
Thank you for the videos. Its just a short thank you, and I understand that a lot of work goes into the videos. A lot of work. Thanks, Mel.
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go through the stop start switches for motors and how they are wired using the contactor and aux. contacts etc.
Great idea. Let me see. We don't really wire start stop push buttons. We usually install VFDs and the BMS contractor does the controls through BMS system. But I think I have a fire shutter I can do a video of that I remember doing and open close stop push button for. I'll see if I can do a video on that.
@@TheArtOfConduitBending That would be great, brother. hope you do! I'll look forward to it!
yeah, VFD's are really popular for motor controls. They are so much more efficient!
I hope you contacted Mike with your local union #3 there in NYC. You are a skilled Electrician and really deserved to get paid the prevailing wage for what you do! Great video, and, again, my name is Danny Harris brother. Hope you are doing well!
I honestly haven't contacted anybody. I'm in contact with a local 3 member I'm going to see if he can introduce me to someone that I can talk to about joining. Who's Mike?
@@TheArtOfConduitBending Mike is the organizer that would help walk you through becoming a member
@@TheArtOfConduitBending Don Mullens here at the local 1141 says they are really a great bunch of guys there in NYC and Don is or was the organizer here in OKC. he now is dispatch since Charles Milner retired
@@comingtofull-ageinchrist6736 can I find his contact on the internet?
@@TheArtOfConduitBending let me ask Don and get back to your question. I believe there is. I'll add it in this comment string when he gets back with me, but I think if you do a Google search for the local #3 IBEW, they should have a home page!
Good channel, keep up the work
Thanks brother. I will so long as you keep watching. 👍
@@TheArtOfConduitBending Good deal
Love this channel !!! ❤
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Awesome vid. Couple questions if you dont mind answering. Why have two different bolt switches per service, why not one main disconnect per service? Also why are there 6 services in the building instead of 1? Do you guys use the building steel as a GEC for all the services? Thanks in advance keep up the hard work!
Why the 2 bolt switches. Well that just how the engineer designed it. The switch gear was designed by the engineer and put together by another contractor. We installed it and put the sections together. Why 6 services. The building is pretty big also they're are multiple tenants that will be occupying the building. Yes we use building steel for our services but we also supplement it with the water main. How this answered your questions.
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did you get the contact number I dropped in a comment the other day? If not, let me know, and I can give it to you again.
No i never got it. Sorry about that. if you send it again i promise to make good use of it.
Thanks bro!