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Just a little heads up the metallic clips your using outside will have corroded in a few weeks there not for use outside. The cartridge blank let’s call it, is to be used on the trunking nails which won’t fit in the holder 😉
the alternative front piece is for use with single shot plastic fixings that cant work with a magazine
When using the special white fixings for plastic (trunking) it has to be used without the feeder so that is what the cover is for
Linian fixing work great with armoured cable mate and look so neat
I use dline clips with my gun and the cartage you 1st installed is for pvc nails (white) you insert in the push arm where the nails come out instead of in main cartage
I love my Runpotec X-Board, up to 800kg. I use it to spool fibre off massive 600kg drums, handles them no problem & so much quieter and easier than on jacks or a trailer.
You can get a magnetic attachement for the tip of the nailer which so you dont have to hold the metal clips
These nail guns are class when used properly. Save so much time.
Spit deep and shallow setting use as hard material and soft I use one daily deep setting for poured concrete and steel plaster and block use the shallow setting and if you use hc27 they work well for most applications and the peace that replaces cartridge is for single shot work where clip or brack already got nail in ready for gun
Another great video,I wish I was a sparky at times.Nick, Adam you good job see you on the next video take care now bye bye.
I use the d line clips with my dewalt concrete nailer (I’ve got the magnetic head to hold the clip so keeps the fingers clear)👍🏻😊
Awesome Vid as ever thanks Nick.
I picked up some stainless 304 cable tie bases from TS (35187) for a similar job. Plugged and screwed was way more time consuming, but it was red brick. Clips were good but small so a tad finicky, your clips look easier to hold while fastening. I would recommend stainless ties with PVC protective channel band though, much longer lasting.
Can't believe they haven't rendered the other side of the wall, look like a nice bit of kit
Looks a lot safer than my old Hilti steel fixing gun with its .27 Calibre rounds 😆
I reckon one metre spacing for this armoured is a bit too far apart. Sagging like a washing line.
on site guide does state that max horizontal clips spacing for that cable is 400mm
@@675matty Nick must have forgot his from his van. 🤣
Oooooo no careful Nick on site guide police are out in full force. 👮♀️ 👮♀️ . Prison sentence incoming for incorrect spacing because the on-site “guide” says so. Have a day off lads
@@cm0916bit harsh that
@CM09 Crying on like that in the comments, get outta here woman 🤦♂️
Been there done that, then had to fill hole after work was nearly done for home time.
Stainless steel clips/fixings outside would be better than galvanised. Probably 2 or 3 times harder material and probably cost a lot more. That Spit nailer definitly speeds the job up. I look forward to the next video.
deffo for stainless... (we work near the coast) but make sure of the spec of the stainless steel, a lot of it is stains 'less' but still stains
7671 OSG Table D1 Spacings of supports for cables in accessible positions: cable overall diameter 15mm - 20mm 400mm horizontally 550mm vertically
He literally says he’s sampling the nail gun and only has a sample box with limited number of fixings. Chill out onsite guide police
Cable ready for the rendering 🧐
You should be safe to have finger on the trigger. They won't fire until you compress the nozzle down with some force aka pressing against a surface
Dosnt the gun come with a magnetic tip for those clips mate?
1 metre spacings 😯 Money must be tight sir
What’s the brand of the armoured you’ve used?
Nick are you going to be attending the CEF live trade show this year?
Hey Nick, Great video like all of them. But I am curious about the age of those brick row houses where you're working in this video. They look quite old to me maybe 80 to 100 years old? Am I in the ballpark? Anyway i was puzzling in my head about those old houses because I love old houses. All the best you guys!
I'm going to assume you're not in the UK, because terrace (row) houses are extremely common and most were built in the latter half of the 19th century through to the 1920s (ish) though are still built today, they're just not as popular for new builds. My house is 118 years old, which I wouldn't say is particularly old as houses go in the UK.
that nail guns looks like you need to have an hour learning how to load and use it lol
I think you would have been better off with Linian clips. However much the cable ties are UV resistant, they will fail over time.
Those cable fasteners are pretty cool and easy to install as well. You made it look easy anyway (that's what she said too, Lol)
I’m pretty sure the person buying that house would expect that side of the wall to be rendered... It just doesn’t look finished 🤦🏼♂️
Not a fan of PVC ties on outside kit - stainless is far better.
Probably best off using panduit metal bands instead of plastic ties. Plastic ties in that setting will go brittle over the years and snap.
what are those wiska earth clamps called? i cant make it out in the video. They seem like such a time saver..
Wiska E-NUT20
@@SparkcatcherFox cheers mate was going to ask if anyone had this information…I’ve had a quick look on Google.not many people stock this item
Grout on the walls a bit shit eh 😂 hey Phil McCracken to come re point that
Those clips may last but those plastic cable ties won't last more than a year or two outside
Just wondering, the section that Adam fixed, why did you not go through the wall immediately next to the junction box, none of the cable would be visible on the stone wall. If the job specification is a socket 30 odd meters down the garden, then spool of 30 meters and inform the owner to get the cable buried. If you're fitting a socket, then why not have it on the patio side, fitting a socket facing the stream is questionable.
How’s fitting it stream side questionable?
@@supercrazybobblehead Location: The socket should be positioned in a suitable location that minimizes the risk of damage from weather conditions, such as rain or direct sunlight. It should also be placed at a safe distance from any potential hazards. The hazards would be a stream, the uneven ground and having no lights in the area. Accessibility: The socket should be easily accessible for use but should not be positioned in a way that poses a risk of accidental damage or creates a trip hazard. The ground could be slippery and is uneven. Why put a socket on the stream side, you are putting the customer at risk. It is a poor design, a junction box should have been installed so the cable could be extended in the future.
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Up the Gorman's. Rip Bartley and Sam
where were your life jackets!!!!!!!!!!
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Who is running that job?! Whole thing seems to have been painful for you boys.
Try Hilti BX3 and you will thank me later!
Sure artisan, sure 😂
First!
Huge problem with this video... trying to make things faster is the road to the bottom
there is absolutely no issue with making something faster if it gives the same if not better end result.
big word, IF, but you are correct, IF
@@TheChipmunk2008 so what's your problem with this video? The spit nailer clearly makes the job faster and gives a better overall fixing?????????
@@gavinmills43 To be fair, i was bitter and angry and old when i posted that, I still like time taken to do the job to perfection (a la artisan)... but i do understand times move on... i just don't move on as fast. Fair point, well made :)
(also maybe a bit of post pub jealousy creeping in, we're pretty much 2 self employed guys masquarading as a company, and such things are beyond my reach)
His prices must be sky high all the talking and using new tools pass it on to the customer
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