Electrical Installation INNOVATION - Multiple conduit saddles from CONDUBITS -
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2 роки томуGalvanised metal conduit is used in many different types of electrical installation. In recent years it's become popular as an industrial style design in bars, cafes and offices. When looks matter this multiple conduit saddle from Condubits steps in.
These 20 and 25mm distance saddles can accept twin, triple and quad conduit runs in to one saddle. This reduces the number of wall fixings and gives a neater appearance. Perfectly spaced conduit for runs in to electrical accessories.
In this video we used a back from the Hamilton Metal Clad grid range.
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@efixx 2 роки тому
In this video, we used a back from the Hamilton Metal Clad grid range. ukposts.info/have/v-deo/qnGmpIKomn2rzoU.html Also featured Knipex installation pliers ukposts.info/have/v-deo/fGekhoyEgqtmrqM.html The Brocket - Bush Socket ukposts.info/have/v-deo/e4J3fmeKe5Vju6M.html
@TheCharillz23 2 роки тому
I need that marker!
@samwise3013 2 роки тому
What’s that bush socket
@joshuavolgmann2781 2 роки тому
@@TheCharillz23 yes!
@alexday2373 2 роки тому
Solid work mate, but the marker?? What are they called?
@-11BRAVO- 2 роки тому
What is the marker called
@revarkangel 2 роки тому
I was more interested in that screwhole marker. Need to get me one of those!
@tombzomb 2 роки тому
Only reason I went to the comments
@jeffc3880 2 роки тому
@@tombzomb same 🤣
@edwardsumnersumner5394 2 роки тому
@@jeffc3880 me too!
@choncord 2 роки тому
Marxman deephole chalk pen
@revarkangel 2 роки тому
@@choncord thanks for that.
@WineScrounger 2 роки тому
I love that little quarter drive socket, so much nicer than scaring it up with the mole grips.
@iangregoryhome Рік тому
what size is that socket please
@WineScrounger Рік тому
@@iangregoryhome 20 or 25mm I'd assume? a search for "1/4 drive conduit socket" will find it.
@JboneApocolypz 2 роки тому
And that’s what 12 hours of work looks like
@efixx 2 роки тому
18 on Saturdays 💸
@johnvillano9809 Рік тому
ive never laughed at the truth so hard in my life thanks
@pynnikoff 2 роки тому
How pleasant it is to work when you have all the tools ...
@Moksoory1 2 роки тому
I like these videos that show electrical work in the UK. Keep them coming
@jesseycoolen4169 Рік тому
Here in sweden, you're not allowed to use metal pipes anymore, so you have to use pvc now
@ec329 2 роки тому
That's what having all the right tools looks like 👍 👌
@PiratCarribean 2 роки тому
Punching out the holes and deburring them with pliers. That's not the right tool for those 2 jobs.
@astroboy2123 2 роки тому
@@PiratCarribean i was worried about the same
@toejam6941 2 роки тому
That’s some high quality conduit running. Thingie whatever.
@paulgeorge1069 2 роки тому
How do you figure. That's just expensive pieces you don't need. Learn how to bend offsets. Holy crap
@toejam6941 2 роки тому
@@paulgeorge1069 What I mean is... it was high quality work. And the tools are cool. I don't care about offsets and nipple connections. Take your Romex and shovel it, Boy George!
@freeaudiobooks7469 Рік тому
It's mental. All that extra work and looks worse. Lmao
@pipedgolf4634 2 роки тому
As a plumber doing his apprenticeship just seeing a pipe threader makes me sweat
@LifeLofty 2 роки тому
📠
@MandenTV 2 роки тому
Nah man, you got it. I felt the same when I had to learn how to thread black pipe but it’s easy. You’ll be all right. Just don’t forget the oil and to use the right die for the right size pipe.
@pipedgolf4634 2 роки тому
@@MandenTV yeah I get you, I just never used any black pipe on jobs before I started my apprenticeship, then the first day in school all we did was thread pipe from 9-5 and the sweat was dripping off me an hour into it haha
@MandenTV 2 роки тому
@@pipedgolf4634 Right on, man. Hope your program is going well
@johnnewton8017 2 роки тому
Those power threaders will rip a friggin arm off
@johndowney8575 2 роки тому
Brings me back, actually really enjoyed doing it.
@yuckfootoob9499 2 роки тому
I’m personally not missing the hand threading. Running lots of new conduit on a large job, sure. Running thousands of feet of wire through the conduit that I hung, sure. But cutting and threading, no. Don’t miss it.
@kirk5649 2 роки тому
@@yuckfootoob9499 I’m an industrial electrician and what I don’t miss is pulling that big ass 500 MCM cable! That was a pain! 6 of us guys in the cable tray yelling “ 1,2,3.. PUUUUULLLLL” and the cable would move a few inches. Would spend some days just pulling cable all day
@kirk5649 2 роки тому
One day the motorized cable puller broke and we heard “HOLD!!!” And had to bear down on the cable so it didn’t slip back off the cable tray and waited like that until someone could come with some ratchet straps to hold it in place. Felt like my arms were gonna fall off
@xxportalxx. 2 роки тому
@@kirk5649 oh man I had to do that once, had to pull new mains for an industrial complex... that shit sucked balls
@bengaldevilbdgr6956 2 роки тому
It's beautiful...an artist doing his art with absolute dedication
@kirk5649 2 роки тому
It’s pretty easy to do but not as easy to do correctly. I’m an electrician and you would be surprised what some people pass off as a complete job
@uniquesoundsolutions 2 роки тому
I could not have said it better. I love watching skill and experience in action.
@sayingnigromakesyoutubecry2647 2 роки тому
That's pretty cool! The result is so good that you can place it on the wall proudly so anyone can see it, doing some "industrial style"
@kirk5649 2 роки тому
Yea I’m an industrial electrician and some of the stuff I see is horrible. This looks pretty good
@qvazio 2 роки тому
Ключик в конце видео просто шикарен 👍🏻
@user-on8ys9mk8q 2 роки тому
В этом видео все шикарно. Мечта перфекциониста)
@esteh9437 2 роки тому
В США всю противопожарную автоматику в коммерческом секторе так делают.
@user-on8ys9mk8q 2 роки тому
@@esteh9437 нам точно есть куда стремиться!)
@esteh9437 2 роки тому
у перфекционистов планка всегда высока. а так, конечно, да - есть куда стремиться, но всё упирается в законы и технические нормативы.
@user-lu3vb5yc6y 2 роки тому
Подскажите пожалуйста название инструмента для разметки которым на видео пользуются. Простите неграмотного заранее и спасибо за помощь
@spaceman83 2 роки тому
We didn’t have all that fancy stuff when I was an electrician.
@desertigloos 2 роки тому
Fancy? I was expecting the electric threader 😂😂 I definitely want one of those 1/4" ratchet bush spanners though!
@ponkograndie 2 роки тому
I still don't :)
@j.rjunior5584 2 роки тому
Whats that green thing he used to mark those holes. Seems reliable?
@BonannoCM 2 роки тому
If a painting contractor came on my job site with a spotlessly clean truck, with brand new tools, I wouldn't hire him. I'm looking for experience getting the job done above all else. If an electrician has time to clean his tools operating room clean, that's time I had to pay for. Go bother someone else for employment.
@animalnt 2 роки тому
@@BonannoCM if he can afford brand new tools and a van, he's doing something right with his work
@pancovilla6387 2 роки тому
It looks pretty that's for sure. That's the number one rule doing commercial where I work and you nailed it.
@sethfeldpausch4337 2 роки тому
UKposts shorts: “just show them anything with a bit of music in the background and they’ll watch it!”
@andrewnelson4580 2 роки тому
Very interesting how the trade differs from what is “normal” here in the USA. Very clean installation though. Nice work.
@shadowblack1987 2 роки тому
US is 25 years behind, 3x the cost and 1/10th the quality/service.
@charlenemcdonald7944 2 роки тому
@@shadowblack1987 )0
@calebbellah201 2 роки тому
@@shadowblack1987 what threading our own EMT is 25 years behind? We used to do that over 25 years ago. Went to compression or set screw couplings instead because it’s faster and more modular. Or if it’s outside we still thread them in rigid. Weird how you took this video to mean we’re behind. You realize we are members of the IEC just like most other developed countries. And as in all places, you get what you pay for. Pay for a shitty cut rate electrician or even worse a handyman, get shitty cut rate work.
@charles3444 2 роки тому
@@shadowblack1987 dude took an hour to hang a junction box but we're 25 years behind? Right if it takes that long to install your materials it looks like your more than 25 years behind.
@curtisthatcher2577 2 роки тому
@@shadowblack1987 What a weird comment to make 🤔…. I fail to see how the US is 25 years behind. Please, inform me, so my 10 years of electrical experience can be further expanded with your futuristic knowledge of electrical installation!
@mikecumbo7531 2 роки тому
Was that Colman’s Mustard he used? Seriously, that green marker, who makes it? Anyone know if it is available in the US? The editing was very nice, no silly effects, just showed the product/application.
@tommymack3210 2 роки тому
Marxman
@tommymack3210 2 роки тому
Probably on amazon
@efixx 2 роки тому
it's available in the US but it's way over priced on Amazon. $20 when it should be $5
@mikecumbo7531 2 роки тому
Guys, thank you, I did find it on Amazon and almost died laughing at the price. A business associate is a British/American “hybrid”, one parent from each country, have to see if he is going back to Surrey at any point. One would think that the maker would try to get North American distribution, a few more people here than the UK.
@MrIbib 2 роки тому
@@mikecumbo7531 they look great, but the reality is after a couple of uses, they never work when you need them. Save your money and stick to using sharpies/pencils.
@Codrean 2 роки тому
It is aways a great Idea to islolate/protect energized cables with metal.
@BoogWar01 2 роки тому
Yeah it doan’t make sense to me either. Straight path to ground that if something goes wrong
@tonym6854 2 роки тому
Your comments make no sense.
@thomasdavis4253 2 роки тому
That is the point. The conduit is at ground potential, if there is a short to ground on the conduit or any connected boxes, the low impedance to ground insures the OCPD will trip in a timely manner. It is far more dangerous if the conduit is not grounded, then the return path for current will be you if you make contact.
@Codrean 2 роки тому
@@thomasdavis4253 Now it makes much more sense, if we consider it is grounded
@MrHavoc1001 2 роки тому
Finally a video that actually shows someone doing something legit. Also that marker pin you have is awesome
@efixx 2 роки тому
It’s a Marxman pen - ukposts.info/have/v-deo/omaTmqeAeaxmy5c.html
@g-dub4593 2 роки тому
I have installed thousands of feet of rigid and IMC conduit here in the US and have never seen a connection made with a chase nipple and a coupling. I love it and would probably prefer it with regards to pulling wire. I like the stand-off straps with the perfect spacing. Also, I've never seen anyone ream out the KOs in the box. Interesting install to say the least. Great work eFIXX!!
@harrickvharrick3957 2 роки тому
Looks sturdy as, well.
@mikez2370 2 роки тому
Seriously, You’ve Never Seen or Done That? Makes for a clean install when it matters , along with concentric bends . Strut yer Stuff !
@pauliemoto 2 роки тому
Especially a brass chase nipple dissimilar metals
@brianpschirrer6913 2 роки тому
You do brilliant work! You have a tool for everything.
@efixx 2 роки тому
👍🏻
@aihf3063 2 роки тому
Where can I get the marker pen
@acespark1 2 роки тому
I like it, better than staggering 3 or 4 single saddles 🖖🏻👍🏻
@PandaXspress147 2 роки тому
No annoying music, no stupid invention, no voice. Just pure craftsmanship at work
@rocketman1773 Рік тому
Nice, clean work! The client will be most impressed!! 👍👍👍
@andysims4906 2 роки тому
Not that I do a lot of metal conduit work ,but these look a great product. Trouble is if if I asked my my wholesaler I’m sure that wouldn’t keep them. In the past I have wanted metal conduit accessories ie back entry boxes or 3/4 to 20mm adapters only to be told we don’t keep them on the shelf as it’s very rare anyone uses them . There is good stuff out there like these but unless there is a reasonable demand is anyone going to keep them
@raychambers3646 2 роки тому
Had the same problem ,but we can get them in when we make up big order 2/3 weeks ,oh you want them now ? Sorry .
@efixx 2 роки тому
it's a problem lots of innovative products face - or just stockists in general - they dont want to carry stock.
@AndrewDeLong 2 роки тому
The absolute satisfaction that this produces within me simply defies all quantification
@niccollins6032 2 роки тому
Not sure how many people are able to appreciate this. If you can't, just know that you should. You really really should
@alandrake3635 2 роки тому
Pretty! ☺️ Real gratifying to watch!
@abc-pn6yi 2 роки тому
This guy's got all the gadgets lol.. what happened to an impact, lineman pliers and a pair of channellocks?
@denneychavez9972 2 роки тому
Takes longer… this guy did the job in less than a minute
@seriousturn957 2 роки тому
@@denneychavez9972 lmao it's an edited video you genius. Obviously this wasn't done in under a minute
@tailopez5106 2 роки тому
@@seriousturn957 if he wasn’t filming could’ve been 30 seconds
@denneychavez9972 2 роки тому
Clearly this Darren guy hasn’t used these kind of tools so of course he doesn’t know how fast it can be done
@seriousturn957 2 роки тому
@@denneychavez9972 Yeah definitely, you must be right I've never used a tool in my life, get real lmfao.
@Frankenstein_US 2 роки тому
Serviço bem feito e com qualidade, e outro nível! Muito bonito de se ver!!!!
@gladtidings3 2 роки тому
I love this kind of professional work short videos.., Keep doing what you're doing you are one of the best 👍
@thomaslindsey7685 Рік тому
Nice work. The art of a professional installation.
@TKO593 2 роки тому
The strap looks nice, but buying a variety of them for the number of conduits that come from the Jbox seems extra tedious. Also all the conduits would have to be the same size.
@scottwilliams3665 2 роки тому
That's why I love one hole straps
@727SolutionsCoatings 2 роки тому
This must be in a different country. I can't believe they are using brass connection fittings instead of cheaper npt galvanized fittings... I definitely like the marker tho that's awesome
@marktonydavis 2 роки тому
I was thinking the same, why brass chase nipples?
@rhiontyler8244 2 роки тому
@@marktonydavis oh you mean a brass bush
@marktonydavis 2 роки тому
@Rhion Tyler, yes exactly.
@HudsonLighting 2 роки тому
UK
@allex25100 2 роки тому
It is not brass it's pure gold.
@androbelo7067 2 роки тому
Инновации прошлого века)))
@carlstanton2550 Рік тому
I like those multi saddles,they look pretty nice aesthetically,and are alot easier than lining up individual saddle's!
@xanderdad5898 2 роки тому
We're 3000 hours over our labor call on this job. What's going on???? Well.... Our journeyman insist on doing everything with only their hand tools and filming while they do it. Lul
@_ninthRing_ 2 роки тому
That is so sweet. I especially love the super flat socket wrench. I would so love to see conduits similar to these planned for internal walls (especially pre-fab wall sections). And, not just for electrical cabling, but audio/visual & data network cabling too. A long, long time ago I had to install unplanned data cabling for an ethernet connection in a near new house. First, I had to rent a grinder wheel brick cutter, then carve a vertical groove through the gyprock & into the brickwork (making a hell of a mess, 'cause I don't have a portable shop vacuum), drill a hole through the cornicing/ceiling, install plastic tubing in the groove, run Ethernet cabling through it, as well as fixing more tubing/cabling across in the roof cavity (⊚), then repeat everything in reverse, down to the new wall socket/s. All before patching up the plastering & repainting two entire walls. (before this, they'd had 30 (?) meters of cat5 cable running down two hallways, under two doors & cable nailed to skirting boards. Moral of the story: *_Planning & installing all internal wall components before/during construction is far, far better/easier than having to add anything in later._* ⊚ - nb: In Summer. In Australia. It would have been about 45°C (115°F) in the roof space, with the colourbond roof above hot enough to scar.
@harrickvharrick3957 2 роки тому
Nuts!
@odiarroyo6144 2 роки тому
A PROFESSIONAL JOB CAN'T NEVER BE MATCH!
@SixSilverStones Рік тому
That green screw marker looks very helpful
@darrenpokorski7756 2 роки тому
I’d be interested in seeing your conduit bending skills. I guess you don’t need box offsets using those straps. I’ve honestly never seen anyone use a coupling to make a box connector like you did. Sure it’ll work, We just two lock nuts here in the states. To each their own. Looks nice though.
@andyscott5978 2 роки тому
The brass bit has a lovely radius in it so the wires don’t fret and chafe on the cut end of the conduit. The “Regs” have a part in about protecting the cable during and after installation. I guess the two locknut method leaves a square end of conduit in the back box? How do you guys prevent the edge from stripping your wires?
@joshmullikin1068 2 роки тому
@@andyscott5978 the stuff I’ve been putting in was a compression connector with a locknut on the inside. It comes with a little plastic washer inside of it to protect the wire, but these often fall out. Just gotta be a lil careful not to yank the wire too much when pulling and to feed it carefully and the wire usually comes out fine.
@andyscott5978 2 роки тому
@@joshmullikin1068 that sounds cool. I guess no system is perfect. Thanks for the reply 👍🏻
@lukeclarke8054 2 роки тому
When you die whoever has the most tools wins.
@mauriciodeleon8881 Рік тому
That little case with that socket attachment reveal was so satisfying and made me want to buy that tool. I don’t even need it but I just want it so bad now
@obsoleteprofessor2034 2 роки тому
I want one of those little sockets!
@anquiressantos4887 2 роки тому
Perfeito...
@steamieratom3328 2 роки тому
This is really cool man I’m actually in school take a class for electrical
@danielllanos653 2 роки тому
Join the union dude
@davidhilton7780 2 роки тому
Intresting to see what kind of things are used around the world, and the different techniques used within
@ryan0nev 2 роки тому
That nut socket ratchet 😍
@efixx 2 роки тому
Link in the description 👍🏻
@crocbaitaussie5204 2 роки тому
Ahh takes me back to being a kid and watching sparks shoot outta the different type of metal conduit. Mainly because in wet weather the rubber coated 100 year old wire was touching something it shouldn't. Well before ELCB mandatory. Don't know how our house never burned down
@jenniferc9669 2 роки тому
Why are you using hard walled pipe instead of EMT? The only time in the US we use that is for explosion proof stuff.
@sh115067 2 роки тому
He's British. Maybe it's the UK code?
@efixx 2 роки тому
This is the standard conduit for the 🇬🇧 UK
@g-dub4593 2 роки тому
Well that’s technically not true. Rigid is used in many more applications in the US then just explosion proof scenarios. Many manufacturing plants will require it for its impact resistance at heights of around 10’ and below. Also, I’ve installed it outdoors simply because it’s rain tight, in industrial applications mostly.
@pauliemoto 2 роки тому
Yep , Glenn is right alot of installs use rigid pipe.
@refiii9499 2 роки тому
Electricians do have the coolest tools
@bigclivedotcom 2 роки тому
Two winners. The multiple conduit saddles AND that bush spinner. I've not seen one of those. Noting the difference between Scottish and English conduit. In Scotland we use lockrings against the coupling. Not sure why. Maybe lower resistance or just tradition.
@efixx 2 роки тому
They're both great aren't they? Can't believe we didn't have them years ago! So do you put the lockring between the coupler and the enclosure? 🤔
@bigclivedotcom 2 роки тому
@@efixx Lockring is threaded on the conduit first before coupling is run up against it.
@Aceoffroad4x4 2 роки тому
That was some sexy shit right there!
@Jan-mu6vs 2 роки тому
Why not plastic though? This is nice but seems a bit overkill
@Millionaires.Empire 2 роки тому
in some scenarios you aren't allowed to run pvc conduit
@williamjames2449 2 роки тому
It is an industrial situation and the majority of conduit jobs in the United Kingdom are carried out using steel.
@clintm.bressette2208 2 роки тому
Wow you make it look too easy. Great work💯💥👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾🙌🏾🇨🇦👍🏾
@aillium 2 роки тому
That special socket at end to tighten brass or copper fitting was dopeeeeee
@petergould9174 2 роки тому
Wearing work clothes Got gloves on Got safety shoes Using purpose made tools …. So vid is not from China.
@efixx 2 роки тому
🇬🇧
@FerdinandFake 2 роки тому
Or any construction site
@airakawairashi4528 2 роки тому
This bring back my memories during college
@69A12SuperBee 2 роки тому
Very cool! Thanx for sharing👍🏻
@ronaldosilva889 2 роки тому
Clear service 👍
@pmlipd3696 2 роки тому
Machincal + Electrical ❤️
@ramzishinski4416 2 роки тому
Very Professional. Great Job 👍
@rrmk37 2 роки тому
Amazing how easy it looks when someone doing the job knows what there doing
@sepomah 2 роки тому
Unfortunately here in the states there’s just no time for quality work anymore. Everyone is just always behind and putting all the trades on top of each other. It’s go go go.
@pauliemoto 2 роки тому
Haha so true, nyc electrician 👍
@kenlink5667 Рік тому
40yrs in the trade, first I’ve ever seen a locknut tool. Like the marker too.
@Balthazar3923 2 роки тому
I miss this kind of work
@hugodias2449 Рік тому
Electrical cables in metal pipes 👌 awesome idea
@onemilkyway 2 роки тому
It nice when you have the right tool for the job.
@rlewis1946 Рік тому
Quality! No doubt about it. Thanks for showing us how it’s done! RL
@efixx Рік тому
No problem!
@ernesto_longhi 2 роки тому
I liked the care with your tool 👍🏻
@entubadao 2 роки тому
A work well done it's a beautiful work !
@PatHaskell 2 роки тому
Beautiful work!!
@alialkafai3283 Рік тому
Beautiful job
@charliestone892 2 роки тому
Electrician here in GA.some commercial but mostly residential...cool little green thing that makes the x marks for your holes,way better than my Sharpie lol...Nice hardware and straps,never seen those style connectors or male ends!! Nice clean job!!
@haroldpalmsesq2506 2 роки тому
Damn, that’s clean
@efixx 2 роки тому
🦾
@kayakMike1000 2 роки тому
Well done, sir!
@gledestonesantana Рік тому
I really liked the holes marked.
@rahmankhiyath4702 2 роки тому
Amazing professional work 💪👷👏👌🙌👍
@efixx 2 роки тому
Thanks 👍🏻
@Sunnysideupgal 2 роки тому
The green screw hole marker .... The people need more of that
@mobilegames3132 2 роки тому
Nice work 👍
@akwasifrank9264 2 роки тому
great installation
@Zombine2514 2 роки тому
Nice one reason I miss being electrical worker in training
@bobbyschroeder7068 2 роки тому
So satisfying to watch
@emmittkelly4631 2 роки тому
Such amazing work!
@bryancoles8817 2 роки тому
That is super clean my man
@TheMrrbrts 2 роки тому
Brings back memories.
@CaPiPwNsKi 2 роки тому
Super clean, love it
@TeslaBoy123 2 роки тому
Beautiful work and super safe for electrical wires lines 👍👍👍
@corvincorvin6053 2 роки тому
Что это такое зелёное у него, во что потом шурупы вкручивал?
@GenesisG70LaunchEdition 2 роки тому
That’s clean af
@peez1212 2 роки тому
Love it. Informative and satisfying.
@sanity1977 2 роки тому
Innovation at its best. Digging that cool marker
@efixx 2 роки тому
Thanks
@philkight2630 2 роки тому
Love the marking tools available on the market.
@1sttobylopez 2 роки тому
Deadpool rebuilding his hide out for the hundredth time
@anttivalimaki7339 2 роки тому
Nice, cool safety grounding
@mattsfirewoodvideos738 2 роки тому
Clean job nice work
@thiagofeltrin9841 2 роки тому
Amazing job!
@Can_non69 Рік тому
This vid just changed my world
@krishnadev7117 2 роки тому
Perfect tools makes job easy
@YipperX5 2 роки тому
Lol! The tiny case for the lock washer socket was excellent
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