electrician tips: how to joint electric wires

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[bellini]

this shit is fire 🔥 (literally, my house is now burning)

[tarkovbear]

The electric wire who fell asleep first in the sleepover:

[liboy]

Yep, called staggered splice...avoids shorting.

[mattiasakerblom]

its common practice to stagger splices. even with appropriate inline connectors.

[ceciliachabarria]

I thought I might need it later so I liked it lol

[productreviewandadvice-pau]

Thank you for posting this, I’ve been doing this for 30 years and very seldom do you see it on the Internet?

[callmejustin]

Instructions unclear the microwave blew up and there is a toaster goblin

[thecatadors]

This isnt superuseful for the average homeowner, but this should be like gold to young electricians. When u use underground splice kits in a trench, use this, when u have 1” to work with, use this, and please for the love of god, PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE USE THIS ON STA-CON BUTT SPLICE CRIMPS!!!!

[engineeringlife]

This looks good in only reels not in real life 😅😅😅

[Pubg_geme]

Наконец то я узнал как это правильно делать

[Nas_Atlas]

Looks good but if don't cut the wire in the first place you won't have to splice it.

[kidwithquad]

doctor: operation sucesfull but you have 24 hours to live

[leonbock]

And in austria we call this, Pfusch vom Feinsten.

[Haimatsu]

teacher: don't make a bicycle, this question is too easy.
Teachers then don't know how to do it right:

[sameeka]

I taught myself how to do this when I became a hitch pro at Uhaul

[firebird]

Ooooor....

...Hear me out...

You let the protective earth longer - how you learn it in school - so it's the last conjuncted contact and therefore still protecting, in case the wire is pulled and ripped apart

[フエリペ]

Don’t do this it’s gonna make the shorter side a pain to work with and it’ll prolly piss off the next guy to work there

[trentcunningham]

Anyone else notice: they show them cut the shortest wire insulation and copper wire short, then when they rotate the animation the copper wire reappears longer than the great job.

[nothankyou]

Nice you show this. I do this when possible. Frustrating as sht in the beginning. Ths shows how simple it is, and why, imo, of course.