Dodgy trade pictures for your amusement! - 1 Million Views!

[Rpa07]

God will appreciate the care you took!
Nice job.

PVC trunking installed on the front of a church.
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New submain cable installed more discreetly alongside existing supply cable.
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Not much angle on that ladder, I take it that you adjusted 4:1 before you ascended.
I think that was the angle of the ladder Jacob saw with the angels ascending and descending. Mind you, they weren’t carrying battery drills!
(Sorry Lord for my flippance)

 

[freddo]

God will appreciate the care you took!

It hasn't happened yet, been working with great care in 2 churches for the past month, every time I go to work outside it pours down, took several attempts to fix that cable to avoid the wind and rain!

Not much angle on that ladder, I take it that you adjusted 4:1 before you ascended.

The angle is more than it looks in the photo!

 

[Silly Sausage]

PVC trunking installed on the front of a church.
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New submain cable installed more discreetly alongside existing supply cable.
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Good God!!!
I've always said that white pvc trunking is the spawn of The Devil.

 

[Wilko]

This GU10 fitting was buried under insulation and had been cooking for a while before it started tripping. Scorch makes on ceiling joist etc.

 

[MG201]

The classic home made maintenace free joint box.

Step 1 Leave existing metal back box in the wall.

Step 2 Remove all cable grommets and ram in new cables so they can snag upon entry.

Step 3 Use 20A wagos to connect ring final circuit and load. Remember to cross the load and ring neutral over.

Step 4 Cut the back from another metal back box and screw up tight

Step 5 Use a marker pen to put an MF label.

When finished with the ring do the cooker next.

Its a new one for me.

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I’m just wondering wat was in the other MF backbox

 

[freddo]

I still can't believe they actually wrote MF onto those covers!

 

[Rpa07]

I think it's their signature - he he!

 

[freddo]

I think it's their signature - he he!

That's also 2/3 of my initials!

 

[Dave OCD]

Ah but the MF doesn't stand for Maintenance Free, it's massive #### ##.

 

[Jim_e_Jib]

This is at a local plant nursery. The circuit is fed in 2.5mm T+E from a house to an outbuilding across an unsupported span of about 6m. In the outbuilding this is split in the back of a 2 gang socket with four 2.5mm cables going to various parts of the nursery. One of these cables is in the pictures below.