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What in the name of arts & crafts is this bollocks. If you want to burn down your house, follow this video.

Every technique shown in this video would get you banned from working as an electrician in my country 🤷♂️

Don't do any of this.

Dude, go grab the proper crimp tool. Two seconds later you’re done and your strain relief will actually work.

I found this tool (not exactly the same, but very similar):

Go buy the right crimp tool. Then the whole process will take 2 seconds and you will probably even have the correct strain relief.

I don't care how good your wire weaving is, when you reduce the number of strands that are making contact, you reduce the current carrying capacity. Also real funny how winding wire around another one is all loose, until you use less wires, then it's tight wind all of a sudden.

I stopped watching here, clear Electrician ragebait.

Copper wires directly to aluminium wires? Lol, welcome firemen soon.

Its all trash after 45 sec, reducing the diameter on any line is advised against as it changes max Watt capacity. MAYBE THIS PASSES IN INDIA BUT WERE NOT WEAVING FUCKING BASKETS HERE!💀 That connection method is a legal basis to get sued on, if anyone gets hurt by that in a fire!

Im electrical wireman and none of these ways is correct 😂🤣

Uff... 🤮🤮🤮 This is correct:

Melting Heat Shrink Tubing with a lighter. Super Lame.

You need a soldering iron some solder and some flux instead of this shite.

Any electrician that takes ten minutes to make a terminal connection is out of a job.

Solder the 1/4” spade if you don’t have the right crimp. Especially for dirty damp conditions. And dip it in oil while it is hot so the copper strands in the cable are oiled. * I used to off-road a lot :)

It‘s nothing but wrong…

Most things shown here will create too much resistance. High resistance creates heat. Heat creates more resistance. This results in 1. Electrical shock. 2. Unexpected equipment behavior. 3. Sparks. 4. Fires.

You can be creative when you have no code or understand why code exists

Every part of this video is bullshit, and some of it is dangerous.

you need to talk proper england, like I do since I was a children

2nd one is terrible. If cable hits rated current that joints gonna cook.

I think he was weaving basket before turning amateur electrician

A good crimping tool can also handle this task. ;)

You’re supposed to solder that you hack

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Jadi lebih rapi

Start with a spelling checker!

These are all dumb and fake ideas. Avoid them

Интересно, а какой провод в труху быстрей превратится? Медный или алюминиевый?

Butuh banget sih yaa

jdi butuh jga aku

bisa gitu ya
