AWESOME IDEA! HOW TO TWIST ELECTRIC WIRE TOGETHER!

AWESOME IDEA! HOW TO TWIST ELECTRIC WIRE TOGETHER!
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This way you need to twist the wires, the most reliable way that should be used by electricians. LIFE HACKS with electric wire. Every master should know this! On my channel you will find LIFE HACKS AND CREATIVE IDEAS.
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[Nitrile]

During the timespan of this video, …. I’ve plugged in my iron, … found my lost flux, …… unwinded my solder, …. Soldered fourteen connections, …. Then allowed the iron to cool to room temperature

[Arkadiiinventor]

Идея конечно обалденная, особенно для тех, у кого проблемы со сном.

[stephenflaim]

There's a million ways to do everything wrong, next time don't waste peoples time, just show the right way.

[janne]

During this video I got distracted by the pigeons on my air conditioner, watched them mate, waited for the female to lay eggs, watched the eggs hatch and grow up. Now they are a family. It was fascinating.

[CMike-texs]

The video starts at 0:7:30
That's what can be useful out of it.
thanks

[rtbocuk]

Какой же это талант надо иметь, растянуть на 9 минут, что можно за 1 минуту сделать, да еще столько просмотров .

[beegee]

A good idea that could have been presented less tediously. This could have been a one minute video without watching you struggle with stripping insulation three times for a minute at a time and then showing two wrong ways before showing a correct way. This could, and should have been a one minute video. In the end the demonstration is valuable, but you make your viewer work hard to get it - for those who watched the whole thing.

[chuchuchip]

The final wire twist is called a "Western Union Splice". I was taught this splice in high school in my Electrical Installation class. Can be used with solid wire also. Soldering optional. I use this splice to lengthen wire for my train layout. You should use the same gauge wire because of current and/or line drop in the run. I am a retired electrician, worked on NYC subways & electrician's mate, US Navy..

[Nobbi]

This video is wasting time of 9 minutes, to get information of 10 seconds !

[Fadfrumos]

Это же надо просто талант иметь, чтобы на 9 минут сопли по тарелке так развести!!! просмотров и у него еще 779 тыс. подписчиков!!! Я хуею!

[CYMotorsport]

hats off to you. it takes a lot of courage making this a 9 minute video lol

[arkdiver]

I started watching this when I was 20. Now I'm 50years old. FFS

[borisjignea]

Я только что узнал что пользуюсь УДИВИТЕЛЬНОЙ ИДЕЕЙ, уже лет 40🙄🤔😀

[armadablr]

класное пособие как видос на 30 секунд растянуть на 9 минут.... жесть просто!

[yjpdotx]

Удивительное дело. Я всегда так скручивал, но такого секрета (что это правильный способ) вовсе и не знал. Просто считал, что так удобнее. Во как бывает!

[jpywocl]

Что то мало он зачищал, надо было не меньше чем пол метра скрутку делать, скряга видать пожалел... Так бы ещё минут на 20 растянул ролик, можно было и подремать за это время... 😴🤣🤣🤣

[alexmescheryakov]

Слишком короткий ролик получился, нужно было заснять полностью поход в магазин, за проводами и покупку.

[raymondhoward]

There's lots of ways to splice and get a good, neat connection. Personally, I would probably solder and use shrink tube on that connection. That's just me. Good job.

[barry]

I was taught to do this splice in the 6th grade in basic electricity class. They called it the “western union splice”. It was used when they ran thousands of miles of telegraph wire across the US. I wish kids in school could learn stuff like this.

[xitmhup]

Эти "удивительные идеи" были приведены в справочнике молодого электромонтера в начале шестидесятых годов прошлого века