Speaking as an Industrial/Commercial Electrician of 56 years, what you call 'Tabs' we call a 'Buddy Tail' in the US. I do like 'Draw-through Tape' for 'Fish Tape'. It's interesting to see how you do things, especially your 'code book'. It actually seems easier to use when calculating conductors of different sizes.

What I love about this is the authenticity of working it out with a sharpie (not a black one because you’ve lost them all) on a bit of cardboard. 😅

Use split flexi conduit for the nylon draw tape as it's a lot easier than rewinding it back in... or get some velcro cable ties.

Picked up some good tips I have not been using - cheers guys

Great gents! Very well explained! Top man

Great videos Nice products But I’m old school and still like threading and bending conduit It’s cheaper and if done correctly is solid and stands the test of time Top Banana 🍌

Nice job . I normally use the draw tape to pull in a draw wire a 2.5mm or a 4.0 mm single core cable.and for cable lubrication I use silicon grease ..like the conduit system 👍👍👍👍

Some of us die hards still use use talcum powder as a lubricant when feeding cables through conduit . Smells nice as well

Great videos. Just one point though.. I don’t mean to be pedantic, but an area of square millimetres is NOT the same as that number squared (which can be much larger).

How much wire do you need for the socket? Electrician: yes.

Whats the best way of switching from singles in conduit to twin and earth with the sleeve? Is there a terminal box that can be used to make the joints with maintenance free wago connectors?

Need more of dis

Spiraflex draw tape is awesome.

Singles are like a dark art from the past only used by Commercial electricians but they are fun too!! A bit like Tinder but for Conduit only

do gi conduit need to be grounded? if so how?

According to the regs a comon earth can be used for both circuits as long as the larger earth wire is used for both circuits in the conduit

I have a question and I was hoping somebody would have an answer in the UK it is regulation that consumer units need to be made of metal correct? Why is it that fire panels can be made of plastic?

Is the conduit calc to the conduit Box or the whole run ?

This contradicts what you said in the video on your other channel where you said you pull in one conductor at a time to avoid friction. Ie one way light loop in , in a conduit system.

Почему нет основной изоляции кабеля?

Seems like using an app is a lot easier... ;)

Is it still permissable to use the conduit itself as the CPC.

why are cables cores limited even if there are space left ?

Yellow 77 makes a 20mm conduit atleast 40mm :-)

Conduit work at 1st I used to tape bunches together that were being used together. Then woops a line is damaged had to pull the bunch out dam silly me I did think it made things easier it did on install but not for matenence. We all learn. The new as I call it push and screw fix is faster also when threading it is easy to under do it or over do it so the boxes don't align up. Also less tooling needed less to cary round. I always did see a 45 and 45 as two bends you now telling me it is one. So if I have a 45 going down running say 10 inch then a second 45 going up is it still one bend. How close dose it have to be to be only 1 bend. I know have too know the answer to that. So to picture it a straight run of 4 foot horizontal obstical is in the way so 45 going down running say 4 foot then 45 back up running back up to being horizontal 3 foot to terminal box.

Does anyone wire without CPC anymore?

You appear to do the 2mm2 cable Calc not the 2.5mm2. The 2.5 is 244 not 256.

Sorry ignore I am wrong

Am i the only one who still uses a spirado?.. i find those nylon tapes a real pain not tried the yellow 77 stuff,i use the smurf goo or some talc

Don't make it simple, do they? Lol!

No room for extra circuits .

I hate the actual pronunciation of con du it like English and Americans say it. 😄 I say con joot. I'm scottish.