I planned to mention the back bedroom was best for getting under the floor after the central heating engineers fixed pipes across the middle of the kitchen hatch. Fair play to Ryan for squeezing through though. And no, not overkill in my view with the basket...makes for a lovely neat job.
The hot tap in the kitchen sprung a leak and sprayed hot water just where the old CU was for around 15 hours overnight last weekend so the change of location was just in the nick of time.
Yeah it was a bit of an odd decision. Although it would have made for a cracking video, it is fortunate that Ryan didn't touch the new central heating pipe under bedroom 3 while escaping the back route as that had not been soldered and so pulled apart at a slightest touch spraying cold water everywhere. It was sorted by the time of the second fix visit. Don't ask how I know about this potential watery outcome! 💦🚿
Great video - well done in showing the Yorkshire folk what exemplary electrical work looks like! We had one of those MK boards serving a granny annex; I think it was installed around 1985. Nice and solid.
Changed absolutely loads of them old mk sentry boards up here in gateshead as I work for the council loads of the plastic and loads of the double stacked metal boards were fitted in the 80s
Hi young Sean, I have missed you and your fantastic humour, also this has been the best video from any sparky ever, I had to laugh when Ryan found an easier way out from under the floor after struggling to get past the pipes in the other hole, I also enjoyed the look around the Monastery garden. Best regards from the old sod from North Wales.
Thank you ray, your kind comments always mean a lot to me. As for the hole in the floor 😂 yep we knew the other hatch was there but assumed it was there for the same reason every other house has multiple… because theirs usually a brick wall under separating the two 😂 thank you mate
I live in a building large enough to have its own postcode. DX failed to deliver, as they couldn't find the building. Twice. The second time I discovered they weren't even in the right street.
Another great informative and entertaining video Sean,good to see James making an appearance and bringing you cakes,he's a good lad,I'm one of his Sunday night gang and like you he always has great content and is very enjoyable to watch
Mirfield is a great place. The brothers deliberately chose a place where they could serve needy people in the local community. And they had a house in South Africa where brothers were actively involved in ending apartheid. 'Sitting around' is part of their daily routine. It might surprise your viewers that this is a Church of England institution. I have clergy friends who trained there now serving in parishes.
Mate I feel your pain with the delivery driver! Had one delivery say it was unable to deliver to due bad weather…it was 23 degrees and hadn’t rained in a 10 mile radius for about 3 weeks 🤷🏻♂️🤦🏻♂️🤣 Oh that’s been boarded up…oh yes You’ve put it on the brick haha 😂 standard! Seen a few of those MK boards like that down south not sure if that makes any difference or not but stripped out a few
We have lower load calculation in terms of circuit requirements linked to device power rating for those higher sockets which have specific use purposes. At least in the US, just installed tested and had inspected some sockets/receptacles for curtain motors.
Not sure about the 'hob testing strips' but the basket is a great idea. Haven't read the comments but they could be raised to avoid the derate factor when the 3 miilion mm insulation is thrown in...?? in any case, better than tv......
Ryan's teeth! Basket in the loft is a belter...maybe a 90-degree or T-shaped plastic form of some kind sat in the basket as a last resort to segregate data from power? Bit naff though and not absolutely necessary for this install like you say. Did I miss the split concentric termination? Would be good to see that at intake and DB ends. Great video and looking forward to the next - hope you still have some brake pads left!
@@Cablesmith I like how your a down to earth sparky and tells it how it's is. Your content is great and I like the way you produce it. Hope you and Ryan are keeping well and out of mischief. Thankyou Sean, look forward to the next one already
Is that Jack from JRC on the tv at 37.26 👀😂 Proper job as always mate 👏🏻 what depth do you set your metabo too? Picked one up recently and only getting to use for the first time next week. #Ryan’s teeth
Hahaha had to check that 😂😂 I set it to just Over 20mm for the capping but the more you wear the blade down the depth obviously started getting shallower so adjust accordingly 😂
What version of the wiring or plumbing regs allows for a CU under a sink or a sink above a CU dependng what was put in first? Surely common sense should apply? Enjoyed your video as always. Keep it up Steve I mean Sean.
M8... so that's where you've been hiding eh! Ryan's second home. A flaming monastery 😂. So, has friar tuck [sorry - Friar Ryan & his teeth] managed to convert you? "Brother Sean"... see you've already got the hair cut for it.😉 Joking aside... that gaff looked a little tired to say the least... but at least you trebled it's market value with that tray work. Anyway, great to have you back from your Yorkshire adventures and perhaps less vaping... no wonder you we're so out of breath 🤔 😂 .
Ryan's teeth never mind Ryan's teeth Sean I hope you haven't been blowing in the poor lads ear at night 😆😆 nice job going well, customer is getting a top job with the cable basket, if that was me it would of been a 6x1 nailed to the rafters each side with all the cables clipped to it 😁
The big question is...... is that cable basket an exposed or extraneous conductive part 😆😆😆 them old mk boards I've seen a fair few over the years and I think the rcds used to say on them earth leakage circuit breaker and they where made to BS 4293 which is obsolete 🤥😉
Does the metabo go to 35mm depth ? I use my chaser for putting the boxes in its soooo fast, just mix up a bit of the brown stuff at the end of 1st fix and fill the lines the chaser leaves 👍
@@Cablesmith it's unusual (at least in the business world) to have single drops. You can fit two drops in one single back box and when I saw the drawing on the wall of a single box with Cat 6 written in it I immediately thought that would be two drops. So I was a bit worried when you said that you were going to put one coax and one data in the same box. But if that's what the customer specified then Alls well.
@@Rainbowhockey ahh I’m with you now, yea he just wanted 1 data and 1 coax. I started out doing new build commercial data installs so I know what you mean by always 2 points. Only time we ever did single points was for WAP
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@@philsbuilds no he put the insulation under the cable basket. couldn’t be easier for a bungalow. If it’s just the sockets your doing I wouldn’t bother with containment like this. Just cable clips
basket looks sick mate, well worth it
Thanks matey 👏🏼
I installed basket around my attic. All cables in one place and not hiding under insulation. Easy to add new circuits if needed.
I think it should be more common tbh
Great vid,I like using basket if the situation allows..Nice to see Finney with u,he should have more subs,he has good content...
Thanks for watching matey 👏🏼
I'm a bit slack and just got to catch up with this video. What an interesting place to stay! Cheers
Thanks Jim 👏🏼
Hot tub testing strips - comedy gold. Better than stitch drilling. Ryan deserves a medal!
😂😂 hope he doesn’t read the comments
If budget allows then not an overkill makes for nice neat well protected cable runs. Great video cheers Sean!
agree with that, thanks for watching Alan 👏🏼
agree
I planned to mention the back bedroom was best for getting under the floor after the central heating engineers fixed pipes across the middle of the kitchen hatch. Fair play to Ryan for squeezing through though.
And no, not overkill in my view with the basket...makes for a lovely neat job.
The hot tap in the kitchen sprung a leak and sprayed hot water just where the old CU was for around 15 hours overnight last weekend so the change of location was just in the nick of time.
I can’t believe he ran the pipes right across an access hatch tbh 🤯😂
Yeah it was a bit of an odd decision.
Although it would have made for a cracking video, it is fortunate that Ryan didn't touch the new central heating pipe under bedroom 3 while escaping the back route as that had not been soldered and so pulled apart at a slightest touch spraying cold water everywhere. It was sorted by the time of the second fix visit.
Don't ask how I know about this potential watery outcome! 💦🚿
I would have wired the house sockets under the floor less chases.
And the cinema room sockets at height through the loft
We always run 2 baskets in the bigger houses. Gives it a nicer finish especially when someone else jumps in the roofspace
Nice 👏🏼 should definitely be common
Great video - well done in showing the Yorkshire folk what exemplary electrical work looks like!
We had one of those MK boards serving a granny annex; I think it was installed around 1985. Nice and solid.
Thanks Steve 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
I’ve only just noticed the super thanks you sent also, it doesn’t show it unless I’m on the RUclips app! So thank you dude 😘
Were have you been long time no see as alloways hard working and fare nice explaining , and working.,😊
Haha I’ve been on holiday mate. Thanks for watching 👏🏼
Changed absolutely loads of them old mk sentry boards up here in gateshead as I work for the council loads of the plastic and loads of the double stacked metal boards were fitted in the 80s
Never seen them myself
WHAT AN EPIC! Loved this video buddy - baskets look perfect!
Thanks Kip 👏🏼👏🏼
Excellent video, Sean. Thank you very much.
Thanks dude 👏🏼
Hi young Sean, I have missed you and your fantastic humour, also this has been the best video from any sparky ever, I had to laugh when Ryan found an easier way out from under the floor after struggling to get past the pipes in the other hole, I also enjoyed the look around the Monastery garden.
Best regards from the old sod from North Wales.
Thank you ray, your kind comments always mean a lot to me. As for the hole in the floor 😂 yep we knew the other hatch was there but assumed it was there for the same reason every other house has multiple… because theirs usually a brick wall under separating the two 😂 thank you mate
Congratulations on a really entertaining in-depth video. I checked out the Monastery, only £60 a night inc breakfast, so I’ll take a look soon.
Thanks Paul, and yea I definitely recommend it!
RYAN'S TEETH. Great video. Interesting place to stay, looks like you enjoyed your stay
👌🏼 thanks for watching mate
I live in a building large enough to have its own postcode. DX failed to deliver, as they couldn't find the building. Twice. The second time I discovered they weren't even in the right street.
They absolutely ruined my whole week because of that, 3 times he pretended to deliver but just pulled up took a photo then drove off 🤷🏻♂️
Another great informative and entertaining video Sean,good to see James making an appearance and bringing you cakes,he's a good lad,I'm one of his Sunday night gang and like you he always has great content and is very enjoyable to watch
Thank you sir 👏🏼
Mirfield is a great place. The brothers deliberately chose a place where they could serve needy people in the local community. And they had a house in South Africa where brothers were actively involved in ending apartheid. 'Sitting around' is part of their daily routine.
It might surprise your viewers that this is a Church of England institution. I have clergy friends who trained there now serving in parishes.
Interesting stuff, it’s a great place that’s for sure.
Mate I feel your pain with the delivery driver! Had one delivery say it was unable to deliver to due bad weather…it was 23 degrees and hadn’t rained in a 10 mile radius for about 3 weeks 🤷🏻♂️🤦🏻♂️🤣
Oh that’s been boarded up…oh yes You’ve put it on the brick haha 😂 standard!
Seen a few of those MK boards like that down south not sure if that makes any difference or not but stripped out a few
I don’t get why they do it they only have to come back again them drivers!
@@Cablesmith I know literally makes no sense! Then they lied and said it was refused delivery! I don’t try to understand those folks🤷🏻♂️
Nice job lads, good to see you back. Keep it up 👍🏻
Thank you mate
We have lower load calculation in terms of circuit requirements linked to device power rating for those higher sockets which have specific use purposes. At least in the US, just installed tested and had inspected some sockets/receptacles for curtain motors.
Interesting, is this why you have a lot more circuits for single items than we do?
Not sure about the 'hob testing strips' but the basket is a great idea. Haven't read the comments but they could be raised to avoid the derate factor when the 3 miilion mm insulation is thrown in...?? in any case, better than tv......
I’m sure they’ll squish the insulation under the baskets 😅 thanks for watching mate 😊
Ryan's teeth! Basket in the loft is a belter...maybe a 90-degree or T-shaped plastic form of some kind sat in the basket as a last resort to segregate data from power? Bit naff though and not absolutely necessary for this install like you say. Did I miss the split concentric termination? Would be good to see that at intake and DB ends. Great video and looking forward to the next - hope you still have some brake pads left!
Thanks mate, and no you didn’t miss it, when I went back to second fix I’d forgot my GoPro 🤦🏻♂️ so that’s all from this job unfortunately
Ryan’s Teeth,grand job, stunning location & loved seeing the Amphitheater ( PS, hope the plumber insulated the underfloor pipes 😂
Cheers mate! And no they’re not insulated, not that it’s any of my business but should they be?
Ryan's Teeth 🤣. I liked how he struggled with the difficult front hole!
😂 yea we didn’t realise there was no brick wall blocking the two access holes from eachother 🤦🏻♂️
@@Cablesmith I like how your a down to earth sparky and tells it how it's is. Your content is great and I like the way you produce it. Hope you and Ryan are keeping well and out of mischief. Thankyou Sean, look forward to the next one already
@@B3CK377 thanks mate, means a lot 👏🏼 we’re all good thanks
I am installing 50x50 galv trunking in a garage.
Proper job 👌🏼
Not sure how I'm only seeing this now. But wihoo Sean is back.
Ahhh there you are, I was worried you’d unsubbed 😅
@@Cablesmith lol never
Nice 👍 challenge for the next rewire niw see if you can up sell it, to get them to have it done in full galve tube 🤣
Challenge accepted😂
You are the Anthony Bourdain of the electrical world Cable smith parts unknown 😁
😂😂😂 you’ll be disappointed to know o had to Google who that was to see what you meant…. Hopefully I don’t go out the same way tho
Decent video that mate, cheers.
Thank you Gary
Is that Jack from JRC on the tv at 37.26 👀😂
Proper job as always mate 👏🏻 what depth do you set your metabo too? Picked one up recently and only getting to use for the first time next week.
#Ryan’s teeth
Hahaha had to check that 😂😂 I set it to just Over 20mm for the capping but the more you wear the blade down the depth obviously started getting shallower so adjust accordingly 😂
Some trees have protection orders so the numbers may relate to those orders
Ah I see, good shout
Complete overkill but if the customer is willing to pay then fill your boots I'd say.
Surprisingly not all that expensive really, but I can see both sides of that debate. Thanks for watching mate 😊
Future proofed the install. Lookes good
@@ScottMcD91 defo looks Good. Seen cablesmith's work its always superb.
Wont work, Ryan’s teef are Imperial size.
What version of the wiring or plumbing regs allows for a CU under a sink or a sink above a CU dependng what was put in first? Surely common sense should apply? Enjoyed your video as always. Keep it up Steve I mean Sean.
😂😂 steve 🤦🏻♂️ and I’m pretty sure there’s no regs against it at all but your right about the common sense part 😂
M8... so that's where you've been hiding eh! Ryan's second home. A flaming monastery 😂.
So, has friar tuck [sorry - Friar Ryan & his teeth] managed to convert you? "Brother Sean"... see you've already got the hair cut for it.😉
Joking aside... that gaff looked a little tired to say the least... but at least you trebled it's market value with that tray work.
Anyway, great to have you back from your Yorkshire adventures and perhaps less vaping... no wonder you we're so out of breath 🤔 😂
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Always look forward to your comments 👏🏼😂😂
@@Cablesmith 🤣🤣🤣
😂 Ryan’s teeth, the hide and seek champion
😂😂😂 love calling him that
Loved this video
Thank you
What’s with you getting fancy digs 😮😂 no wonder you didn’t want some food out with me
😂😂 great place that was dude 👏🏼
Ryan's teeth never mind Ryan's teeth Sean I hope you haven't been blowing in the poor lads ear at night 😆😆 nice job going well, customer is getting a top job with the cable basket, if that was me it would of been a 6x1 nailed to the rafters each side with all the cables clipped to it 😁
😂😂 gotta make an effort once a blue moon haven’t ya
The big question is...... is that cable basket an exposed or extraneous conductive part 😆😆😆 them old mk boards I've seen a fair few over the years and I think the rcds used to say on them earth leakage circuit breaker and they where made to BS 4293 which is obsolete 🤥😉
@@adierob1 I’m still waiting for the grief over it being extraneous or not… it’s not 😂
just done exactly this today 30m of basket long as bungee
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Leathersedge….what you on 😂
Must be the accent 😂
Also - RIP Ryan's Teeth!
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hot tub testing strips.... someones doing well ;)
😂 bit too long to say “inflatable lay-z spa that I bought on a sale testing strips” 😫
@@Cablesmith £199 B&Q special snap 🤣🤣
@@AGRElectrics 😂😂😂
Round corner from me is this, guess I'll go price some work in manny now 🤔
@@AGRElectrics 😂 I’ll find ya 👀😂
Does the metabo go to 35mm depth ?
I use my chaser for putting the boxes in its soooo fast, just mix up a bit of the brown stuff at the end of 1st fix and fill the lines the chaser leaves 👍
It goes to 40mm, however, as you know blades gradually get smaller with use and that slowly changes. But the answer is yes it does 35mm
Looks familiar 😉
👀 nice meeting you mate
@@Cablesmith yes mate! always nice seeing how lads are off camera
Ryan's teeth are not going to cut it, Mr Ray-ban's are much better😉
Ahhh nice to see that hilarious memory lives on 😂
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Did the customer not want double data drops in those sockets?
No, why so?
@@Cablesmith it's unusual (at least in the business world) to have single drops. You can fit two drops in one single back box and when I saw the drawing on the wall of a single box with Cat 6 written in it I immediately thought that would be two drops. So I was a bit worried when you said that you were going to put one coax and one data in the same box. But if that's what the customer specified then Alls well.
@@Rainbowhockey ahh I’m with you now, yea he just wanted 1 data and 1 coax.
I started out doing new build commercial data installs so I know what you mean by always 2 points. Only time we ever did single points was for WAP
@@Cablesmith nice to see a spark who understands data! 👍
Come on Ryan were are you safety gigs @17:30
😄 I actually went to screwfix and got some after that one chase, realised I had none in the van.
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Ryan’s teeth. Agree on the data segregation, common sense has to prevail sometimes mate.
👏🏼 cheers mate, thanks for watching
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what do you mean by having tv points in every room?
thanks
Tv aerial outlets
Do they not have insulation?
They do now. He removed it all to replace it
Ah ok, did that affect your cables or is it protected by the cage? I'm trying to figure out the best way to rewire ring final in a bungalow!
@@philsbuilds no he put the insulation under the cable basket.
couldn’t be easier for a bungalow. If it’s just the sockets your doing I wouldn’t bother with containment like this. Just cable clips
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You won 👌🏼 email me dude
@@Cablesmith I've sent a message via messenger