Twist any Wire like a Pro! The secret of an experienced electrician.

In this video "Twist any wire like a pro! The secret of an experienced electrician.", i will tell you the secret ways to twist any two wires. These can be antenna cables or regular electrical wires.
Twisting electrical wires is a very important task! An experienced electrician shared the secret of the correct and reliable connection of any electrical wires and cables! These helpful tips for splicing any wire will surprise you! These genius secrets for twisting any electrical wires work extremely well!
After watching this video, you will be able to twist any cables and wires like a pro. Enjoy watching!
0:00 - method of connecting wires No. 1
0:55 - method of connecting wires No. 2
1:50 - method of connecting wires No. 3
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[@thetaw29]

Hopefully this experienced electrician has hung his pliers up and never let loose again.

[@doubt_buster]

😊

[@itop]

Guys, never, NEVER do that things!!!

[@doubt_buster]

Only if there are no other options)

[@itop]

OMG! Aluminum and copper - ideal solution from "experienced electrician"! 🤦‍♂

[@alexs2778]

I was about to say the same thing, just stick to nice marine grade pure tinned copper barrel connector with either good quality heatshrink on top or with already existing heatshrink jacket to seal off any moisture that can cause oxidation. Wago style are ok and probably acceptable because I start to see them being sold at home depot now BUT they're NOT watertight or moisture resistant either unless version with dielectric grease inside. Just twisting together (regardless of style/way) without mechanical connection like screw down or wire nut are not reliable or accepted in US codes either. In any types of connections if it means break in wire it should be in approved and accessible box/enclosure for future troubleshooting in case that connection ever develops an issue.

[@doubt_buster]

Thanks for the very important details!

[@itop]

@@doubt_buster rivets made from aluminum. Surprise.😁

[@doubt_buster]

Sorry, I forgot)

[@jimallen8238]

For those in the U.S., several of these techniques are contrary to building codes and are just unsafe. Don't do this! Electricity is no place for shortcuts or social media hacks.

[@doubt_buster]

Everyone understands that real electrical advice should be sought in special sources of information on this topic. This video contains information of a more entertaining nature. Although I personally used everything shown here, and there were no problems) Thanks for the comment!

[@MadelineMorrison129]

Nobody does it this way

[@ericanderson7570]

This EXPERIENCED ELECTRICIAN does!

[@doubt_buster]

Only very experienced electricians!