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Essential solutions for Electricians ๐Ÿ“น: @david_solucoes

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ู…ูŠู„ุงู†ูŠ1 year ago

This is not right . The metal used is not copper or any of good conductive material . So it will produce heat and then damage . So always do not play with electricity

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Crocotron1 year ago

Retarded solution โ€“ combining steel with copper and aluminum alloy is the dumbest idea

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Sombra Terrible1 year ago

Idiotic, dangerous in several ways and out of code.

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Darren Sager1 year ago

Oh hell no

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Giri1 year ago

Better to use actual ferrules. What he's doing is definitely not NEC compliant. Great way to lose your insurance claim if something happens

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Ger1 year ago

Dislike ๐Ÿ‘Ž

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Hvac pro1 year ago

Dumbest thing that you have posted, and that is saying something.

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kenrobart19481 year ago

Think twice about putting a steel/aluminum crimp in an electrical circuit.

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