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  • @TotallyHandy
    @TotallyHandy  Год назад +29

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  • @danieljunge5522
    @danieljunge5522 Год назад +497

    As an electrician I'm crying to see that many mistakes at once

    • @jacksonroad9263
      @jacksonroad9263 Год назад +21

      as a handyman im laughing at the video too

    • @kaijnk
      @kaijnk Год назад +10

      Ha ha ha. Sorry for home owner.

    • @fletrcarr
      @fletrcarr Год назад +5

      Hahaha me too😂

    • @Zpoody
      @Zpoody Год назад +3

      I have to agree.

    • @danilomanrique3853
      @danilomanrique3853 Год назад +6

      at least he used conectors 😂

  • @MultiKlompen
    @MultiKlompen Год назад +103

    0:39
    NO! Never cut it that short!! Never!

    • @jacklancer8317
      @jacklancer8317 Год назад +5

      I'm curious as to why you say that?

    • @FXArts
      @FXArts 10 месяцев назад

      Why please?

    • @eisenklad
      @eisenklad 8 месяцев назад +6

      @@FXArts in case you need to add more breakers or replace a faulty breaker.
      during such scenarios, the electrician will cut off the ends because its already weakened during installation. if the core of the wire(the copper) breaks, a small arc may occur in the wire and lead to a fire.
      if a wire is short, one will have to use more connectors to extend existing wires but its not great( more point of failures)
      alternative is to run a new wire(costly and time consuming)

    • @FXArts
      @FXArts 8 месяцев назад

      @@eisenklad Thanks

    • @IAmThe_RA
      @IAmThe_RA 4 месяца назад

      ​@@FXArtsAnd this board cannot fit RCBOs because he cut the wires so short especially the blue wires (neutrals). Unlike MCBs, RCBOs need both the phase and neutral of the circuit to go in its phase and neutral terminals (output).

  • @darraghljordan3259
    @darraghljordan3259 Год назад +14

    Tks for showing us the propper way to start a fire

  • @ranugsielprep1550
    @ranugsielprep1550 Год назад +175

    The cable cross-sections for the supply of the automatic circuit breakers (above) are wrong. In Germany there are 3-pin prefabricated copper bridges for this. The blue wires for the N busbar have been cut too short without any reason. There should be more reserve loop behind the circuit breaker. While the work looks good, it is technically critical.

    • @MilanTheMan69
      @MilanTheMan69 Год назад +3

      5:55
      Lol 😅

    • @jacksonroad9263
      @jacksonroad9263 Год назад +5

      as a handyman those are the wrong wires for the switch board. good luck running more than 30amps

    • @psatyanarayana3686
      @psatyanarayana3686 Год назад

      @@MilanTheMan69 .

    • @ioanmariusbozga
      @ioanmariusbozga Год назад

      6kw

    • @Devviiiii
      @Devviiiii Год назад

      And its a C10A and after that a B16, love that, short circuit failures will always trigger the C10 and you never now, which circuit it was. and all the other brakers are wired with live wire instead of all of them with the same load....

  • @alewhitesnake
    @alewhitesnake Год назад +105

    Beautiful job, but:
    - wire diameters are certainly not correct
    - feeding the breakers by jumping wires isn't the best solution at all
    - you should use wire terminals for the connections
    This video is actually teaching how to set your circuit on fire. At least it's a beautiful circuit.

    • @ljubomirculibrk4097
      @ljubomirculibrk4097 Год назад +1

      There are nice insulated thick coper flat rails, no chance of arcing or owerload.

    • @nowonmetube
      @nowonmetube Год назад +2

      Guys I'm lost. People put electrical installation videos online and there's always someone who says people put things on fire. It works though. So what are they on about? Does it work or cause fires or what? Also please don't use too many technical terms, I don't understand everything.

    • @DB4KK
      @DB4KK Год назад +2

      @@nowonmetube if a circuit pulls too much amperage, it can cause immense heating of certain gauge wires. A thicker gauge wire means more amperage.

    • @DB4KK
      @DB4KK Год назад +7

      @@nowonmetube jumping wires on a breaker is also not a great idea, buss bars a more commonly used

    • @andrasbradacs6016
      @andrasbradacs6016 Год назад +7

      @@nowonmetube Add up all the amperages to the first jumperwire next to the first breaker and you will know why is not a great idea to use jumperwires…

  • @kostadinkostadinow9319
    @kostadinkostadinow9319 Год назад +32

    Having 3 phase power but using only the closest phase. Totally handy to set your house on fire...

  • @grannywaffle
    @grannywaffle Год назад +12

    1:53 wwooooaaah hold up there sonny Jim, did you just link all the breakers for the property in 1.5mm? Toasty 😂

    • @darraghljordan3259
      @darraghljordan3259 Год назад +1

      He was trying to make a heater😂

    • @DavidKbst
      @DavidKbst 6 месяцев назад

      ​​@@darraghljordan3259Hi, can you please explain me this? Why si more current on the jumper near supply on the right side?

    • @tristan6509
      @tristan6509 3 месяца назад +1

      ​@@DavidKbsthe's putting the load of every breaker in that row through a single 1.5mm wire...

  • @Fatpumpumlovah2
    @Fatpumpumlovah2 27 дней назад +2

    THIS VIDEO NEEDS MASS REPORTING FOR HARMFUL AND DANGEROUS ACTS!!!

  • @gabriellando1
    @gabriellando1 11 месяцев назад +21

    As an electrician engineer, I'm catching fire right now.

  • @rhysferris1996
    @rhysferris1996 Год назад +9

    And this is why (In the UK at least) a consumer Unit has to be installed by a qualified electrician. You won’t get a installation certificate or a satisfactory EICR because this consumer unit is just a fire hazard. I don’t think an EICR has enough space to list the issues with this install. I am not yet fully qualified and I can see many issues with this install.

    • @cjmillsnun
      @cjmillsnun 5 дней назад

      I'm not qualified at all and can see it's dangerous.

  • @cristianjrojas
    @cristianjrojas Год назад +58

    That electric panel looks very dangerous, one thin wire to power every circuit?

    • @patrickcannell2258
      @patrickcannell2258 Год назад +13

      Not compliant at all. DIN busbar is correct covered by a 63A main. This board is a fire 🔥 looking for a time to happen!

    • @PedroFaria
      @PedroFaria Год назад +3

      Maybe it's an example of how it should be layed out and connected and not about the power and amps. At the end he turns on a bunch OU lights that, being LED and at 240v, 1,5mm2 wires are plenty. Xp

    • @afcl1984
      @afcl1984 Год назад +7

      Jesus, putting a board example like this online... Totally wrong.

  • @Fuck__Russia
    @Fuck__Russia Год назад +42

    1:42 - Those repeated single brown wire bridges on top of the circuit breakers should be avoided at all cost, because the nearer the bridge to the supply spot, the more current. In a nutshell, a 1.5mm² wire supplies a dozen circuit breakers. This is insane.

    • @user-tg2rj2rj5n
      @user-tg2rj2rj5n Год назад

      На перемычки нет нагрузки,я подобные щиты собирал и каждый год провожу осмотр,всё в порядке

    • @evgeneevgen8177
      @evgeneevgen8177 10 месяцев назад

      @@user-tg2rj2rj5nну если в квартире где две лампочки и один чайник то можно и так😂😂😂😂😂хотя еслибы мне собрали такое говно как этот щит я бы просто не заплатил за такую работу😂

    • @IAmThe_RA
      @IAmThe_RA 7 месяцев назад

      I think those are 2.5mm² conductors. This is probably dutch electrics, i think i was told by some that in netherlands they use 2.5mm² conductors for both lighting and power circuits, smaller conductors are not allowed.

    • @DavidKbst
      @DavidKbst 6 месяцев назад

      Hi. Can you explain me why is near the supply spot more current? Why not on the left side?

    • @Odisovic
      @Odisovic 2 месяца назад

      it depends on the project documentation, where the designer has specified for what output load he has designed the switchboard.
      Even in Slovakia it is true that you do not design for the maximum, but for the operation that is expected.
      So to say it is wrong is nonsense, if you are serious and you look at the manufacturers products, if one bridge is for 63A and another for 80A, which one would you put?
      If you don't know what's in the project documentation, then to jump to conclusions that something is wrong shows more likely that you have no idea what you're talking about and are just a "screwdriver user" and not an electrician ;)

  • @barrydonnelly4790
    @barrydonnelly4790 Год назад +7

    Jaysus you're putting some faith in them 1.5 or 2.5 singles linking your breakers 🤣

  • @user-ug2hy4ti3t
    @user-ug2hy4ti3t Год назад +10

    По ПУЭ должен быть запас провода как минимум на ещё одно подключение,тут как то в обрез совсем...

    • @user-nu2su1tn2u
      @user-nu2su1tn2u Год назад +3

      Блин тебя только это смущает?

  • @ricardomoraes8874
    @ricardomoraes8874 Год назад +2

    Deixou sem recurso pra manutenções... fios muito curtos. Derivou tudo de uma única fase... e não entendi pra que pôs dois disjuntores trifásico em série

  • @Ytofmayachev
    @Ytofmayachev Год назад +17

    Make sure to ask to an electrician which cross section to use before DIYing, i beg all the watchers. White the edit of the video is great, the way the materials are chosen and assembled is beyond dangerous, especially in the electrical board part.

    • @Dobai1
      @Dobai1 Год назад +1

      Formula for that is pretty simple, you multiply the section area of the conductor with 7 Amps/mm2 and there you have it. 10.5 Amps for 1.5 mm2 conductor, 17.5 Amps for 2.5 mm2. What goes above 4 mm2 is calculated with a different formula. But it can withold around 9KWh in continuous consumption.

    • @Ytofmayachev
      @Ytofmayachev Год назад +3

      @@Dobai1 I am an electrician.
      This formula doesn't account for tension loss over lenght or short circuit values, which are absolutly necessary for a stable and secure installation.
      While there are ways to circumvent those problems without changing the cross section of a cable, it feels safer to encourage talking to an electrician for tips especially in a comment section.

    • @IAmThe_RA
      @IAmThe_RA 7 месяцев назад

      ​@@Ytofmayachev The biggest wire used in this distribution board looks like 2.5mm². I hope the main isolator switch has a 16A fuse otherwise this whole installation is a fire hazard. Standard is on the floor. What country is this?

  • @West_Kootenay_railfan
    @West_Kootenay_railfan Год назад +4

    9:49 There's a thing called a wood burner you can buy for cheap instead of burning your house down by messing with 120 or 240 ac or 340 ac depending where you live.

    • @evgeneevgen8177
      @evgeneevgen8177 10 месяцев назад

      U re right, this panel simply awful

  • @Lee-xs4dj
    @Lee-xs4dj Год назад +7

    Let's just hope the input tails are covered by a 12amp breaker on this board

  • @afonsobatistadealmeidaalme3798

    Eu adoro fazer escalações muito bom está de parabéns

  • @electromag95
    @electromag95 Год назад +3

    Когда ещё не было в каждом магазине гребенок, соединяли АВ с помощью перемычек. Только делали перемычку неразрывной.

  • @lasphalteur
    @lasphalteur Год назад +6

    Fire in 3…..2…..1…..🔥

  • @taimoorshah8230
    @taimoorshah8230 Год назад +10

    never use a wire to jump circuit breakers. its insane how thin the wire is which he used without thinking twice.

  • @user-el6ht7xo9i
    @user-el6ht7xo9i Год назад +4

    Руки бы оторвать за такую работу

  • @marcelo_rcosta
    @marcelo_rcosta 2 месяца назад

    1:45 o serviço ensina a trabalhar.
    Excelente montagem!
    Lembra da primeira que fez?
    Quantos erros.
    Quanto tempo levou.
    Não ficou uma obra de arte como essa.
    A prática leva à perfeição.

  • @deusdetefranciscodesouza8099
    @deusdetefranciscodesouza8099 Год назад +4

    Quando a pessoa tem o dom de fazer bem feito ele já vem de berço parabéns 🎉🎉🎉

  • @romycruz4498
    @romycruz4498 6 месяцев назад

    now, that's the way it should be. excellent !

  • @Fuck__Russia
    @Fuck__Russia Год назад +17

    You're using only phase #1, you must balance load across the 3 lines...

    • @MetalMilitia7771
      @MetalMilitia7771 Год назад

      It depends in some countryes you have available only one phase for home instalations

    • @panosassos788
      @panosassos788 Год назад +3

      @@MetalMilitia7771 he has 3 phases here, uses 3phases RCD and uses only one small bridge of 1,5mm for all his house. Do this and dont wonder why your house is smoking one day

  • @reedy8585
    @reedy8585 Год назад +3

    Using single wire jumpers to feed the breakers is a fire hazard as you have overloaded the wire you should be using a bus bar rated for the supply usually 100 amps

  • @user-fo5is8dt2j
    @user-fo5is8dt2j Год назад +7

    Это видео о том, как не надо делать. Нельзя делать перемычки кабелем того же сечения.

    • @user-nb9mk5le2c
      @user-nb9mk5le2c Год назад

      Перемычки то он сделал по правилам - того же свечения что и кабель ввода - а вот он - кабель ввода - заниженного сечения

    • @user-fo5is8dt2j
      @user-fo5is8dt2j Год назад

      @@user-nb9mk5le2c нет. Явно перемычки сделаны тем же кабелем, что и разводка. Перемычки в принципе колхоз.

  • @gino2465
    @gino2465 Год назад +1

    That's a lovely job, bit confused to see all those wires tightly packed together in the conduit.

    • @BigHunt206
      @BigHunt206 Год назад +4

      It's Alot easier than you think, he actually made many mistakes.

  • @oleksandrponomarov2437
    @oleksandrponomarov2437 Год назад +7

    На 1:48 где куча перемычек на фазу. Такие делать нельзя. Нужно использовать либо перемычки из более толстого провода, либо специальную шину. Если делать как на видео, при мах нагрузке на все автоматы, соединенные такими перемычками, сгорят первые (справа) перемычки.

    • @user-rn5cl9zw1g
      @user-rn5cl9zw1g Год назад

      А я уже думал,что только меня смутило сечение провода на перемычки) Но судя по номиналам этот щит исключительно на освещение,и каждый автомат питает отдельную лампочку)

    • @user-qh6kp5lz1b
      @user-qh6kp5lz1b 9 месяцев назад

      Нужно использовать сечение провода который будет вывозить суммарный ампераж всех соединённых автоматов? А в чем еще плох этот электрощит?

    • @DavidKbst
      @DavidKbst 6 месяцев назад

      Hi. Can you expain me please why jumper on the right start fire? Why not jumper on the left?

    • @yfpdfybt
      @yfpdfybt 5 дней назад

      @@DavidKbst Питающий кабель подведен с права... через первую правую перемычку пойдет весь ток... через вторую с права весь ток за исключением того что пойдет через первый справа автомат... и так далее.

  • @one.tap.-2667
    @one.tap.-2667 Год назад +2

    The First Clip: U can run to the jail when u Do it like that. .... Normaly u use a 10qmm Phasenschiene

  • @leonnegro4226
    @leonnegro4226 6 месяцев назад +1

    Guau. Que país será ese que todavía siguen usando conductores de 1 solo hilo. Es prehistórico. Será algún país del tercer mundo.
    Saludos cordiales.

  • @user-ip5ud4nd2h
    @user-ip5ud4nd2h Год назад +6

    Запаса вообще не оставляешь, как это потом ремонтировать если сгорит?

  • @mananraval3506
    @mananraval3506 Год назад +1

    I Am from India. I am Electrisian.
    Electrical Distribution box Connections method is good but all M.C.B's incoming power wire link connect MCB's Down terminal not up Terminal. As per my knowledge.

  • @goodpeople6433
    @goodpeople6433 9 месяцев назад

    다른 나라의 전기배선 방법 잘보았습니다. 생각지 못한것도 있고 비슷한것도 있네요.

  • @sr.navarro7859
    @sr.navarro7859 Год назад +2

    Ese cuadro eléctrico en España incumple toda la normativa de seguridad

  • @ZloySok
    @ZloySok Год назад +1

    Сразу видно профи за работой.....
    1. Оболочку кабеля режет ножом.
    2. Подозрительно тонкое сечение кабеля на групповые автоматы. Да и вводной кабель тоже странный учитывая количество автоматов.
    3. Перемычки короткими обрезками. Если готовые шины еще не выучил, сделай хотя бы цельным отрезком провода,а не огрызками.
    4. клещи для зачистки нужно другие( именно эта модель плохая, есть лучше варианты), они изоляцию портят, как зубами кусали.

  • @user-ed1ew6qv1d
    @user-ed1ew6qv1d 3 месяца назад

    Since the MCBs Miniature Circuit Breakers have different rating, you could have utilized busbar to connect between them much more better. Jumper cables with the some cross sectional area are not safe.

  • @user-rv9co5ll9i
    @user-rv9co5ll9i Год назад +6

    Перемычки выполнены каким сечением? 1,5 мм2?

    • @user-xr4wh2rn3w
      @user-xr4wh2rn3w Год назад

      Больше в видео нечего не смутило?)))

    • @user-rv9co5ll9i
      @user-rv9co5ll9i Год назад

      @@user-xr4wh2rn3w хотя бы на этот вопрос ответ получить бы)))

  • @guffermeister
    @guffermeister Год назад +11

    Why run three phase to the unit and only use one of it? Why type C breakers? These have much more stringent Zs readings to ensure they trip in time - a problem if you have long cable runs at times. Only usually required if you have high inrush situations that would cause a B type to trip too easily

    • @AthulaBroElectrical
      @AthulaBroElectrical 8 месяцев назад

      Ask me anything about house wiring. Thanks and best regards

    • @IAmThe_RA
      @IAmThe_RA 7 месяцев назад

      Type c is the most common in the world. As far as i know only the UK where type B is common.

  • @cristogil4537
    @cristogil4537 Год назад +1

    Ese cable tan fino trae la derivación individual al cuadro

  • @edilsonjesus-yl9ne
    @edilsonjesus-yl9ne Год назад +1

    Bom parabens ótimo bom

  • @TheCodr9
    @TheCodr9 2 месяца назад

    Can you use that setup on L1 and L2 mains?

  • @sanvigameing1082
    @sanvigameing1082 Год назад +1

    First video me apne Jo cutter use Kiya h , available hai ky meko chahiye

  • @obaidulrahman3685
    @obaidulrahman3685 Год назад +1

    Good video.More video new

  • @ta3aloumsat
    @ta3aloumsat Год назад +1

    تحياتي اخي الكريم من قناة تعلوم سات تحياتي

  • @spsaravanan3605
    @spsaravanan3605 Год назад

    Vera level Mass 👍

  • @user-tw4tg9ir5p
    @user-tw4tg9ir5p Год назад +2

    Всё красиво где запас провода!

  • @philippeberenger257
    @philippeberenger257 2 месяца назад

    Complètement illégal en Europe !!!

  • @kolobok2440
    @kolobok2440 7 месяцев назад

    Граждане специалисты - еврофанатики супер - пупер любители устанавливать кучу всяких узо , напряженческих реле и расцепителей, учитесь делать щитки так же просто , красиво и надежно!!!

  • @HristovRumen
    @HristovRumen Год назад +3

    Unless all of these wires are powering lights of equal load size, this would be insane to wire like that without tracing and labeling each wire. That's a lot of lights, if they are indeed all lights. Hopefully, they're all 5W led's as otherwise, you wouldn't want to have all of them on, or your bridge power feeds between the breakers will soon be all melted.

  • @rogeriomauricio9946
    @rogeriomauricio9946 Год назад +4

    Canal, parabéns! Estamos vendo que o profissional para ser bom tem que ter o dom. SHOW!

  • @dapxdap110
    @dapxdap110 8 месяцев назад +3

    Какой смысл ставить пакетник на 16a и за ним на калдую линию 16A?

  • @aleksandrmozgovoy1167
    @aleksandrmozgovoy1167 Год назад +3

    Перемычки вместо гребёнки)))

  • @Sanya231986
    @Sanya231986 Год назад +5

    У меня все сжалось когда он над ладонью начал прорезать оболочку кабаля🤔🙄

    • @alekssamsonov5722
      @alekssamsonov5722 Год назад

      Я тоже думал, что кровищи не избежать! Повезло парню!)

    • @santoz71
      @santoz71 Год назад +1

      есть нож с лопаткой спецовый.

    • @Anisimov_Yu_M
      @Anisimov_Yu_M Год назад

      да, кабель жалко

  • @gervaziovieira9764
    @gervaziovieira9764 Год назад +1

    Very good.

  • @rams5474
    @rams5474 Год назад

    Things are connected with art. Eating comes with design colour appealing and patterns. So also wiring with a design and art concept is really a job satisfaction. Self interest in any work is primary. Even in corporate they go for design and chart rather than numerical statistics report.

  • @firozmulla4512
    @firozmulla4512 Год назад +1

    Superb........

  • @JamesBrown-rm2rd
    @JamesBrown-rm2rd Год назад +2

    unless they are low voltage, I would never run wires underneath, a buse bare or breaker bars, if the breaker should go bad and heat up the wires are right behind them,but whatever make your movie.

  • @dimasemilov7426
    @dimasemilov7426 7 месяцев назад +1

    Всегда бы с такими проводами работать в щите!

  • @sprivet
    @sprivet Год назад +3

    В НШВИ провода нельзя скручивать перед обжимной

  • @zakariagansagne6073
    @zakariagansagne6073 6 месяцев назад

    Magnifique 😊

  • @MF-kk2cj
    @MF-kk2cj Год назад +1

    good skills

  • @aubrymacielpereirafilho3017
    @aubrymacielpereirafilho3017 Год назад +1

    Valeu muito obrigado!!!.

  • @sanatbekegambergenov7559
    @sanatbekegambergenov7559 Год назад +1

    Very good jobs

  • @ramakrishnamishra8179
    @ramakrishnamishra8179 Месяц назад

    Wow!!

  • @mariusreit305
    @mariusreit305 Год назад +2

    La coupure unipolaire est interdite en France, vous devez couper la phase et le neutre en même temps

  • @PASTrickz
    @PASTrickz Год назад

    Superb wiring 🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩

  • @yesfull
    @yesfull Год назад

    Wow, like your produk

  • @user-sb1un4hk4u
    @user-sb1un4hk4u Год назад +2

    Перемычкой в шкафу должны выполняться диаметром побольше. Иначе пожар!!!

    • @stariyhopper
      @stariyhopper Год назад

      Вообще лучше ставить шину а не экономить.

  • @technics6215
    @technics6215 9 месяцев назад

    I became electrican because electrical equipment is soooo cool :)

  • @zahidmubeen4450
    @zahidmubeen4450 Год назад

    Excellent

  • @phuturephunk
    @phuturephunk Год назад +1

    How exactly does homes know which cable is going to which zone in the first installation?

  • @cheryljason9617
    @cheryljason9617 Год назад +5

    Only thing satisfying is it ended that music... nice clean job especially for a younger generation electrician... I'm a electrician of 25 years in America either way that's one of the cleanest panels I've seen

    • @tukituki9537
      @tukituki9537 Год назад +3

      Please, STOP working, if you like it

  • @electrokomtech1441
    @electrokomtech1441 9 месяцев назад +2

    It's cool,but Don cut too short ,ensure there is some allowance for maintenance in cable part,overall it's cool

  • @ivan1290
    @ivan1290 Год назад

    Le abono a ese trabajo q trabaja de manera limpia y profesional. Q usa la herramienta adecuada. Pero desde el punto d vista eléctrico, no se tiene en cuen ta el balanceo d la carga. Ya wue los puentes cafés o marrones m i dicen w esos breakers están conectados a la misma fase. Hummmmm...

  • @BangMandor46
    @BangMandor46 Год назад

    Good very good amazing thank for your

  • @eisenklad
    @eisenklad 8 месяцев назад

    alternative title: if you do this, dont expect Fire Insurance to cover your home

  • @gtoalifachannel4229
    @gtoalifachannel4229 5 месяцев назад

    Ferry nice❤ 10:21

  • @noelbyrne8735
    @noelbyrne8735 Год назад +1

    Where to start with the oh so many mistakes made here. I’ll mention one, a very basic lesson learned on the job and in trade school. A single termination of a solid core copper wire should be folded over, especially when being terminated into such a large terminal like an MCB.

  • @Tselectricals
    @Tselectricals 9 месяцев назад

    Very nice presentation bhai ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

  • @philopatepataphil6696
    @philopatepataphil6696 Год назад +1

    Type de branchement qui ne se fait plus en France car la coupure est unipolaire donc dangereuse. Ce type de branchement est interdit depuis plus de 40 ans en France. Peut être est ce du au régime de neutre. Dans ce cas il faudrait le préciser.

  • @1.hturmgewer
    @1.hturmgewer Год назад +2

    Интересная зажигалка!

  • @ahyonvlogs
    @ahyonvlogs Год назад

    My previous work was about this works... but then i had to move for a BPO job..

  • @khoirulrozikin4777
    @khoirulrozikin4777 Год назад +1

    this is what you've been waiting for, neat and creative👍👍👍

    • @manycat1747
      @manycat1747 Год назад +1

      🤣🤣🤣 автору нужно снова пройти курс электрика, половина что он делает - не правильна!

  • @amabsalom251
    @amabsalom251 Год назад +1

    good job

  • @KG-gg8rl
    @KG-gg8rl Год назад +1

    I have no idea what you are doing - could be incredibly dangerous for all I know? But it looks lovely.

  • @pandeputuagussantoso
    @pandeputuagussantoso Год назад

    Waooo it so awesome

  • @martinbanegas5848
    @martinbanegas5848 Год назад

    Satisfactorio.

  • @sambathbunkh
    @sambathbunkh 4 месяца назад

    Best video sharing

  • @Pujionolampengchannel
    @Pujionolampengchannel Год назад

    Mantap bos 🙏👍

  • @adamgregory3325
    @adamgregory3325 Год назад +1

    Cables are not long enough, should allow much more for re-termination amongst other faults!! 😮

  • @TutionAdcom
    @TutionAdcom 4 месяца назад

    ❤ amusing

  • @user-ex3ic8mr8h
    @user-ex3ic8mr8h Год назад +2

    ماشاء الله

  • @richardgongora1142
    @richardgongora1142 Год назад

    What is the specific name of that plastic spacer separating live n neutral

  • @aderoyrenaldo
    @aderoyrenaldo Год назад +1

    0:02 😢😢 careful with the razor bro dont do like that bro

  • @NurulIslam-uc9ic
    @NurulIslam-uc9ic Год назад +1

    Nice

  • @alexdiver9809
    @alexdiver9809 18 дней назад

    Отличное видео КАК НЕЛЬЗЯ ДЕЛАТЬ.