£37 Per Hour.... Good or Bad
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I’m confused why you need a bin, can’t they collect it without having to buy and store a bin?
@@supersparks9466 Most customers opt to have a bin for convenience, saving the need to leave cable on the ground or find multiple bags and boxes to keep it in. Plus it makes collecting it quick and easy for us. But some customers have their own containers and that's fine by us - we're easy 😊
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Just put bundy mate
@supersparks9466 I've got a bin from them, but you don't have to have one, you can just bag it up
I did see the video Adam did about the green bin I did ask the question if was the rate less than the local scrap yard considering their running cost of picking it up and I was convinced by their reply that it was about the same so as you say any twin and earth small SWA etc by the time you've stripped it and taken it there, it's worth it. The bigger size stuff and meter tails are debatable. You wouldn't want to have it left out with the other bin at the side of your house as it would soon be nicked. As for Adam, he has just finished a kitchen extension and for one of his first jobs his done really well on it definitely a confidence booster.
Good video, interesting to see that it doesn't cost in to strip anything below 6mm². Out of interest, what are the dispoal costs of the sheathing? As I don't think this was factored into your final calculation?
Nice little watch that, Nick! So many puns to make about "stripping" and "earning cash on the side" - not enough time to make them 🤣
Worth noting that the cable in the bucket would be earning you around £2.80 per kilo as it's Single Core / High Grade cable, therefore around £17 total.
So this cable stripping exercise with the machine will be earning you around £18 per hour. Many ask us if it's worthwhile doing it with a knife... horses for courses!
For your Multi-Core/Household/Twin & Earth cable, that'll be the stuff earning you £1.80 per kilo and definitely not worth stripping as you say.
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100% agree with anything under 6mm^2 not being worth the cost to strip. Usually the company I work with we save up a large pile and strip it all in a day and send it off provided the boys don’t keep it for themselves.
We usually strip anything from 6mm^2 to 630mm^2 and will also pull busbar out of decommissioned switchboards.
Other factors can be the cost to get it scrapped such as having to travel to get the best price.
100% it’s worth it.
I used to work in the exhibition trade. At the end of a show, I’d collect LOADS of cable up from Dozens Of exhibition stands.
Back at the workshop, I’d stick maybe 10 cables in a vice and walk backwards pulling the rubber off.
Do it in your tea break. Easy money. 👍🏾
Reminds me of a weatherman I knew who always wore one glove. When I asked him why he said, “It might be sunny , but on the other hand, it might be frosty”😂
Personally, i find it impossible to wear gloves whilst wiring.
Not sure with singles but as a rule with swa they say multiply the weight by 3.5 to get the bright price
Hi, a friend of mine who worked for a contractor in the office pricing in 2010 their charge out rate £37-00 for contacting sparks . And if you scrapped tails like that ? better to save it for another job . Oh happy days .
in germany its 100€ per hour at least in bigger citys its up to 150€
Looking at the price per kilo. Surely, it would make more money being used as it should be?
Thats amazing wish i made that oer hour could make a living doing that and be comfy to
I remember asking a solicitor how much it would cost to do probate work and he said £200 an hour. So I did it myself. That was about 7 years ago now so goodness knows how much they charge now. Perhaps you should study law.
Most careers where you’re directly close to money will make the big money compared to an unrelated service like sparky. It’s all down to consequential loss or gain. If the lawyer screws up you can lose your house.
If a sparky screws up you can lose your house and family. DIY electrical work is responsible for a lot of house fires. Ask Nick for some of his examples of DIY electrical work. @@MikeSmith-tx2lp
@MikeSmith-tx2lp If a sparky messes up, you can lose your life...
@@notsolm amen. Unfortunately money talks louder.
I got £1.89 a kilo for household last week. Not bad
Depends on how many hours a week you do, 2 hours or 70?
50 Years in he trade and from 21 years old all the guys said you have to work 55 hours a week , with over time rates from 40 hrs ,to pay a mortgage , run a car , keep the wife , 2.4 kids and a caravan , with a dog and if the wife had a part time job , you were living . With tax relief on the mortgage , payments £ 23-00 a month , New bungalow in 1972 £4,500 .Every thing change around 1975 and sold the bungalow for £10,500 , WE all saved the scrap .
Sweet👌
Nice one Nick. Get to work!
I charge £40 an hour, so unless you have nothing on and an apprentice then it’s not worth stripping over 25mm
I charge £40/hr also, I find 10m and above worth stripping. Mind you its all swa/tails that I strip, I flat out wouldn't bother with t&e at all.
If I've work on its not worth it to strip, but if work quiets down then its a good time to have money still coming in though stripping
At £37 an hour not worth it unless you have an apprentice with spare time on their hands, overheads for most businesses probably run at at least £25 per hour.
I think this could be done if you have any down time. Not a job for apprentice TBH.
Based off a 37.5hr week that's 75k a year
Money money money
£37-£40 an hour
Still no giveaway 🤣
Do you realise that once you have accepted a contract to wire any customers property large industrial or small house,once you have wired the circuits all that electrical tat is legally owned by the client and not the contractor,
Yes bud, we always ask if they would
Like to keep it or us take it way for them. Each domestic job (let’s say a rewire) generates maybe around £20 worth of scrap depending how much time you take to rip it all out. To the customer it’s not worth the hassle but to us over the year it adds up 👍
Not if you put it in your quote that you will be stripping out the previous installation (ie, the cables) and renewing it.
Your sticky wicket would be if you get pulled on the way home in the van and aren't licensed to carry waste.
For carrying the waste you can get a low tier licence for free. Collecting off cuts and old pipe it's the same for plumbers, it soon mounts up.
@@Mr.MFuckingYTchangedmynamelol. Exactly who is pulling you over to search your van for commercial waste? 😂
@@barnabybotWell, maybe that annoying arsehole copper who has it in for you and has nothing better to do?
Remember Raoul Moat? He was pulled over and over by PC Rathband - who he shot in the face - who had seized his van after pulling him and finding hedge clippings in the back. Moat was trying to go straight, trying to earn an honest living. But, he had no licence to carry waste, so lost the van (as well as his fucking mind).
Or how about when some piss-artist smashes into your van, and when the insurance assessor comes to have a look, he opens the back door and sees loads of crap you are going to stick in your tat pile? If you are carrying waste illegally, he may be able save his employers a nice chunk by knocking down your pay-out (leaving you way out of pocket)
Good video but please don’t take the Lords name in vain 🙏
Ive got the manual version i take the handle off and put an old drill on it 🫡 bang anything from 10mm to 240mm through it easy peasy
I hope those tails weren’t off cuts they looked pretty new .😅