Pulling fish tape through 90-degree bends. #electrican #construction #electricalwiring

[phuturephunk]

All of your runs are sweeps with enough radius to make it pretty easy. Dunno what people are going on about.

[MADSPARKS]

When will you turn to the camera and give us a wave 👋 As i am still waiting.... !! 😂😂😂

[deividaszubLT]

I understand that these wires will be easy to replace in the future, but it's so much work for just one outlet. In my life 34 years, I've never had to replace any wires. I own a 300 square meter brick house, and I've added multiple switches and outlets over the years without any issues. Even lightning did not damaged wires, just some equipment and after that I have updated main box. Also old wires are in a perfect condition!

[sdqvkpe]

Whoever complained about the bends has no clue about this work, those bends looks perfectly fine

[reiketsukan]

Even with 90s in the conduits, he has a flexible end on that fish tape. I personally use A fiberglass fish tape When I run through these pipes because of how much easier it is to get through than the traditional flat steel fish tapes. While both do have their uses. I end up using The fiberglass far more often because they are more flexible and the smooth ends get caught less.

[overleveledguytyping...]

Some of those 45° bends look a little wonky, but you have a heavy-duty fish tape there, so I'm not concerned. I like that little box roller for the wire protection.

[eugeniovillafane]

Truly gifted and very much talented. Well done.

[MGM-ruoj]

Nice. In the USA at times I us a vacuum and string/drag line with a plastic bag

[moebiusfan]

Looks great! What is that frame you placed over the box? I've not seen that before.

[TheAurbergineNetwork]

Cmon give us a wave! (Your videos are great and i always find it great you respond to the comments)

[Gursers]

Have you ever used vacuum cable pullers? They are very nice for long low voltage runs with lots of turns, bends, and elevation changes.

[ZoeyR]

You can also use nylon pull cord and suck it through using a vacuum.

[Kenuptn]

As long as your bends don't add up to 360 degrees you'll be able to pull it through. Also I'm curious what country this is, because I've never seen a pipe that color before. The only time we spray paint our pipes is if it's fire protection or emergency power.

[christianoppong]

What an amazing work. I like your work very much.

[christianchaps]

You can al way use a string and vacuum when fishtape doesnt work

[microcolonel]

Quality conduit work makes fishtape happy.

[frankmayer]

What‘s the inner diameter of the tubes?

What are the tubes called, who manufactures them and where can I buy them?

I‘m a electrician myself and I love the way you install the tubes. It’s clean, can be modified, has no sharp bends, nothing to damage the isolation etc…

Where I live, we also use tubes, but they are very different. They are wavy, making them more flexible, but also making them more likely to be bent to tight or smashed, since they are thin.

I‘d like to test your method since it seems it has its advantages.

[walsakaluk]

That wire box roller is brilliant!
What is its country of origin?

[Aqualastic]

If you can’t get it through, try using wire pulling lubricant, it’s a no-brainer.

[keno]

I see you get alot of uneducated replies .... even though our work is very different, your work in your jurisdiction is clean and well done. Id actually love to see you learn electrical in the US you might be able to use certain applications to help mke your daily jobs easier. Btw great job with the courtesy tail on the fish tape nose.