Not to mention the data cable just laying bare in the trench. I shudder when I see sparkies installing telecoms.

@@chrisknipe2213 he put the Cat 6 in flexible conduit?

Kullandigin kanal acma makinasi hangi marka model. Oneriniz nedir ?

Hes not a chippy ffs

My thoughts exactly, though a chemical clean might save them

Carrying spare blades for everything should be standard practice.

He did say they were putting slabs over the driveway so that will make it deeper. Also the cables are up out so can be seen where it goes. They would be an absolute cowboy to not know there is a cable under there somewhere. To each there own though 👍

@@davidcross30 a joiner on a job I was doing, lifted a ceiling tile to see where my conduit was going down the wall, then promptly drilled straight through it 😂😂, it happens, even when they can see it

@@acelectricalsecurity like I said. Absolute cowboy (or numpty) are gonna do what they do regardless.

@@davidcross30 I'm just speaking from experience here. When I had my driveway dug out and an asphalt one installed 20 years ago the heavy trucks carrying the stone crushed the thin wall drain pipes that were deeper down. The earth looked like it was a sponge - sinking 6-8 inches and springing back up as the trucks drove over it. Since then I had heavy dumpsters do damage to the driveway when filled with tons of old plaster and roofing. I wish that someone at the time would have advised me to have any items running under my driveway placed in heavy duty pipes down deep.

@@JasonEDragon Jesus. I suppose you expect your sheds flat roof to take the weight of a helicopter when it delivers your expectations.

Would it rust over time?

@@jimmylovescake6813 Its heavy gauge galvanised, would be fine in our lifetime 👍🏻

@@jamiebourne8047 I always thought Galvanising was a coating that when scratched off gives significantly less protection. Have seen socket boxes that are supposedly galvanised start to rust after a few weeks, which was why I asked.

@@jimmylovescake6813 If it was me doing the job from scratch I wouldve trenched it and got a decent depth on the cable but in Nick's instance hes only gone a few inches. It's a fair point about the galvanising but it is pretty damn robust stuff and is marketed for internal and external use and corrosion resistant, would definitely offer mechanical protection for many years..

Let me get this straight. You think he’s going to cut half a metre into tarmac, over concrete just to chase a data cable? Who’s going to damage it once it’s filled over again? Bet you are one of these idiots that isn’t actually in the trade but reads up on electrical information and thinks he’s hot shit? How about offski you knob jockey

Bit gay

@@AlexEatonPDPIGaming just a bit

He is in love with his rolls of Bundy10 - ask all the other sparkies :)

He said the cat6 cable was going under the armoured so the flexicon is only there for water ingress protection imo

No. No qualifications required. Should you know something about it though? Most definitely.

There are only guidelines. 450mm for for foot paths. 600mm for carriageways. Deeper than a pitchfork for a garden. 'Every underground cable shall be kept at such depth or be otherwise protected so as to avoid, so far as is reasonably practicable, any damage or danger by reason of such uses of the land which can be reasonably expected.'

It is reasonably practicable to place this cable lower. Still cool though 😅

It's not going to get hit by a spade, so that's not an issue, installing warning tape maybe tricky

Its is not deep enough. Id still do it but wouldn't put it on KZfaq! Very cowboy job 😁 lol. Yes is can be hit by anyone doing a new drive install, like even you could hit it with your new metabo chaser!! But same time the cable is swa so at least its Protected!! 😂 and a chaser is just an angle grinder so why would you not expect it to be able to do this work, youd normally use a grinder to cut a slot very strange video

I remember my first NIC/EIC inspector telling me a temporary job should be just as good if not better than a permanent one

he did say he couldn't get any in time.

@@paulbritton187 Yeah. He couldn’t remember what it was called in the video

If you already have it, you use it. A 9 grinder must pass twice on a wall and here it would have been the same because in one pass the disc will probably fracture.

They’re upgrading from Cat Shit 💩 🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣

For EV charger I would guess

The badgers were complaining about poor WiFi.