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I just accidentally sliced my forearm watching him cut the cable tie lol

I just want to line my garage walls with this for a better type of pegboard. Just throw some bolts in wherever you need. They won't fall out like traditional pegboard accessories, plus it would look pretty sweet

Id say it definitely has utility in certain situations. I work industrial plants so my first thought was how is the welder going to stand all over it to make a f ed up position weld

Yep, time saver. I've built cable tray filled it with diesel locomotive cable to operate resister banks for testing switches at full load at 100% load for 1.000000 trips. This would have saved me a lot of time.

It looks like a tray for radiant heat that goes under your floors. Its been re purposed for cable. Nice

I need a pair of those tensioning/cutting pliers!

As an electrician, I don't think people even know the time and precision we put in to install these systems.

Electrician: "That'll be 8 thousand dollhairs for electrical installation" Home owner: "but you took an hour" Elect.: "you pay for my experience not my time"

Looks like a pain in the ass… I rarely run cable trays though. Usually threading and running ridged pipe and explosion proof fittings for industrial work ( also can be a PITA) or EMT on unistrut racks for commercial.

A different sort of tray. More a quick method of fixing to walls and ceilings. You couldn't suspend with unistrut.

Using narrow metallic pull-tension straps to hold electrical cabling, which would be under strain from the bends and curved, just doesn't appeal to this particular old school wireman. Cable jacketing under tension (or compression) against the narrow metal strap is a cut jacket in development. Give it time..... Will avoid discussion of cable type and jacketing, or use of conduit. Agree with other commenter that it's better suited for (industrial strength?) pegboard.

I'm impressed ! I can see loads of uses for that in lots of installations, domestic, commercial and industrial.

What a great idea. Never would have thought of it.

You could secure linesets/ drain lines and gas pipe/trac pipe for hvac systems. Electrical as well as pex plumbing

This already exists in a way saver and installer friendly way, this looks like it would cut your hands open if you even look at it. OH AND METAL TYRAPS? REALLY? Those will def cut into your cable at some point with a bit of vibrations. Always get you cables insulated well and mounted with plastic (hardened) tyraps, they wont cut into your cables.

My brightness increase automatically when I open this vid 😵😵

Просто невероятно, как упростили работу электрика за счет удорожания всей конструкции. Осталось усилить стандарты и через закон обязать всех делать так. Может будет проще строить здание со встроенной перфорацией по всем плоскостям? - это следующий шаг в упрощении монтажа кабелей - подсказка ))))))

I didn't just enjoy this, I fuckin' enjoyed it!

I've never been a fan of metal ties to secure cable. Granted these aren't prone to vibration but an industrial black zip tie would work just as well.

Brightness changes while playing this short....even though I haven't enabled the auto brightness setting..... weird 💀

The metal straps are going to dig into the insulation and short the wire after many cycles of thermal expansion and contraction. Don't.

I haven't a clue to what end you did all of this but i can respect the amount of work you put into your project to get it all done so well.

I got stuck in a mental loop and watched this like 30 times without realizing

This stuff looks amazing for certain scenarios, running down risers etc would be much easier and quicker 👍 I’m sold

It just seems like extra work. When your more experienced you have more finesse and more time because your able to work quicker and not have this extra step.

I was wondering what the hell this was for and the end made me really happy

From a DeWalt guy, I like the Milwaukee drills alot too. They also got alot of other tools I think me and my dad would use, and I like the red and black. Definitely a plus 😌

После того как кабеля протянул, есть ли кришка, чтобы закрыть кабеля? Хотелось увидеть, как укрыт все это .

Watched this shit like 20 times 😂

Brilliant wish I had it for a few jobs in the past.

I'd probably still use general use tray for wall mounts, more expandability. Good idea for quick temporary solutions however.

Phone's brightness automatically increased during this video.

That actually looks nice

What reference method would you apply to this? I would suggest you would have to treat it as clipped direct which would have an impact on cable calcs. Looks good though

This video is making my brightness go up

This is a really cool cable tray, portable and easy to carry.

Can you buy it anywhere 'cos it looks like hens teeth, or maybe made of unobtainium

Really satisfying !!! Just perfect quality long lasting job

As a retired electrician wiho also dabbled in Computer Mainframe and Telephone Central Office Installation... _Daddy likes!_

Bro hell ya that saving time. And looks sweet too. 😁

Whoever thought this up deserves to be rich, brilliant.

Yeah, I'd say that saves some time.

It might be useful in very limited applications.

Never knew that someone could get something like that it looks like it would be very helpful when hanging up certain tubes

I like it and id buy it if it compares to standard tray i wouldn’t use it for some jobs but in some places be ideal..

Yeah, lets use sharp metal to hold electric cables

Idk why but I find it very amusing that there exists essentially an oversized paper cutter for this task

I really has an extreme fear of clipping electric cable onto a metallic support!

Neat idea unless there's a split the whole lot becomes live.

Does it need an air gap underneath?

I imagine someone somewhere went to open one of these rolls and was on the wrong side of it and got an absolute whacking 😬

I love it works amazing

Would save cutting uni-strut etc for surface fixing looks decent 👍🏻

Nice!, you could use this for air lines also.

MUITO BEM ORGANIZADO, E A INSTALAÇÃO FEITA COM PRECISÃO 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏

This video flashbanged me and I'm not even mad

Depends on tray. There's standard cable trays.hoffman ducts,wire baskets, depends on the purpose and weight and where its ran.

Totally amazing!!

Neat and precise! I like it

Idk how much exactly but it might. I tell ya what tho. A the Milwaukee M12 cable cutter saved me tons of time. Not really sure if it's every gonna pay for itself but it's nice to have that's for sure 😂😭👍

It’ll probably make most jobs slower.. but probably an awesome way to hang tools.

Looks good and clean.

Craftsmanship died when we started handing out Journeyman licenses out like candy. At least in Utah.

Might have to move to Europe. You guys do the most practical things! True craftsmanship.

what a fab system, better than using unistrut and zebbedies and roofing bolts . great job 👍

Shot direct to slab in tight access ceilings Is what this is meant for,tho considering how hard it is to get, you could just use that spit pulsa and shoot regular tray to slab

This man is a whole Rainbow Six operator he out here reinforcing walls😂😂

I dont know about saving time but it looks legit

What is the tool that tightens up the clamp? I need one of those.

Now that's some actually good ASMR!

I hope this will be available in Qatar. As a maintenance technician, i find it so hard doing old style installation. We need innovative materials.

Looks great, don't like the steel cable ties. Use tyraps instead.

Fine work, a little more time, but looks so clean

How neat is that!!

Good work

Even with that rack you can still use, as we used in the Telecom business, wax string to tie the cables

Not when you are in a big city that still uses conduit to keep the unions busy so they don’t realize unions are obsolete and you can get things done way faster with less people and still pay them really good.

This video is brighter than my life

Love this! Is it available in the US?

Been behind some muppet who just clipped off the metal cable ties with cutters leaving a short razor sharp tail sticking out, even normal work gloves got cut to ribbons. That correct tail trimming tool is brilliant.

How do you make a hanging tray out of that? Is it a wall installation only?

This is soooo satisfying

Damned fine idea!

I figured it was the uk or In europe they called it cable tray that's a cable ziptie rack of some kind also the reason we use pipe is to protect the wire from getting hit by equipment and cable tray is usually up in the ceiling or in a tunnel where equipment isn't going to be running around to damage the wire even though this is a great idea maybe there is hardware that can hold the wire a little more delicately than stainless cable ties also would make a great support system for pipe I've talked myself into liking it

I want this as wallpaper

A “Cable Rack on a Track!”

Automatic Brightness is glowing high in this video. 🤣

We have something similar to this but doesn't need a backer at work on the ceiling, I wrecked that shit with the forklift mast.

Un trabajo limpio y perfecto Saludos!

Seems like a lot more work than just using normal straps

using that could be a cool way to make a pegboard kind of thing

Excellent 👍👍👍

We need this

Looks like a solution in search of a problem. In the time it took to attach the tray to wall you could have just screwed or stapled the cable to the wall.

I'm not sure where you from if it gets cold or not but have you tried this application when the room is cold and so is the wire. Or is this for installs that's are finished with heat. I'm an electrician in Michigan I've just never seen it. But it looks like it would be nice using this stuff.

Very new and cool!

When i worked at ups we called those knuckle grater

Who would have thought, Tin Foil Tray and not a bad idea.

I could see this being very useful on larg industrial projects with many cables. Personally I'm a DAS tech and I've built out many headends that would have taken much less time managing cables with this.