Considering the worker in question seems to be self employed, yes, it does. When I ordered a work like that (on much smaller scale) the time spent and by that the quality of work, was a matter of prework negotiation. I was on a strict budget, so we cut some corners here and there.
I'm going to be that guy: this looks good, but god help you when you need to move things or swap things. There is a reason why most load centers have a big bundle of extra wire on them, so you can move shit around. The service loops on these connections are pretty short.
yep. I just got done rewiring my server rack. First time around I did such a clean, perfect, tidy job… that I had no service loops and every small change was hell. A few good service loops and a “we don’t look at the mess behind this panel” areas to store them can still leave a beautiful result, but one that doesn’t dick over the next guy.
Well, not where I'm from. This is called Low Voltage Technician, you don't need certificates in many areas, it's usually training from the company you support. You will get electricians to do your 120-347v and then you terminate, connect and program devices. Best answer is to start as a junior and learn from the ground up. I'm at $32/hr Canadian, 15 years experience across my entire 25 year career. I come back to it occasionally, probably gonna leave soon
It isn't, no. But if I look at the benefit of learning, I know more a out electronics than most engineers (I do not want to be an engineer), I have enough construction experience to build my own home from parts, and it's a steady field where if you fight for your rights, then you can make money if you put in 50-65 hrs a week.
I want a 9-5, m-f driving without much paperwork. I used to be a bus driver too. That paid 39/hr
What a coincidence, my Son is in Canada, 7/8yrs, Mechanic now, but used to drive buses too here in Ireland Hard enough job ,hours were terrible, it was just work eat, repeat
Cosmicfisherman
A Pro Fessional
Komrad23
Promote that man to electrician or so help me.
Geveg
Anyone know what country this would be in? Doesn't look like America.
BeastofKnowledge
paragch
Beautiful.
NotMyWorstRodeo
The video-editing is even more thorough than the wiring job.
RenaissanceFaireMan
Could do without the music.
necessity
With all due respect to the beautiful people here who share on the various themed days... this is the sexiest thing I've ever seen on imgur.
TankardHoot
I was hoping he was going to braid them
Frostedjakes
Looks great until you need to add a circuit or replace a wire.
AzgarOgly
That would be 3200 plus VAT.
Truitti
Does it show on workers paycheck?... No. Same price if do it pretty way or ugly way.
AzgarOgly
Considering the worker in question seems to be self employed, yes, it does.
When I ordered a work like that (on much smaller scale) the time spent and by that the quality of work, was a matter of prework negotiation. I was on a strict budget, so we cut some corners here and there.
MisterBrahanovich
ThatOtherGirlYouKnow
Right?
https://media4.giphy.com/media/v1.Y2lkPWE1NzM3M2U1ejJ2ZnJvZDB4Nmk2dmJueXV5dmlqMTB5OWc1OWF0dHo3NWZqbnpmZCZlcD12MV9naWZzX3NlYXJjaCZjdD1n/FlEyOAu4ujVII/200w.webp
pickledpunk021
Case71
ungh
DCon101
What's with the loops in that one row of cables?
SnarfyMcSnarferson
Quality work, but JFC that editing gives me a headache
foreverinchains
WiiShaker
Quality work. Much better than some of the mess I have seen kicked out the door by some low voltage guys.
whatsisname
I'm going to be that guy: this looks good, but god help you when you need to move things or swap things. There is a reason why most load centers have a big bundle of extra wire on them, so you can move shit around. The service loops on these connections are pretty short.
pandro
Philosophy of cable management: "Never look back. Never look ahead."
ThomasThundersword
yep. I just got done rewiring my server rack. First time around I did such a clean, perfect, tidy job… that I had no service loops and every small change was hell. A few good service loops and a “we don’t look at the mess behind this panel” areas to store them can still leave a beautiful result, but one that doesn’t dick over the next guy.
verityauger
As a cctv installer, yes. This is horrible to work with in the long run.
modis
I was with him, until he took the drill to the terminal screws.
djangojazz
How do you get into this field of work? Just curious.
SubtleOrc
Slower, you slut
HereThere
Wire me up like a fancy hairdresser
Makerofroads
The way American breaker boxes are wired is different, but I can appreciate a well organized master when I see one
willpostanything
im confused, how the top ones goes?
MrCcnt
Piece of art!!!
discorage
https://media3.giphy.com/media/v1.Y2lkPWE1NzM3M2U1bmF1YXF3cWE5MHVpbWJrdTZkcDFndnJpb2t5OXNmNHNwZWpjaHZpNyZlcD12MV9naWZzX3NlYXJjaCZjdD1n/5xtDarqDKCOiBtvHKRW/200w.webp
squillis
I wondered if the bars would be terminal, but they were just a phase
11Weasel11
I would have risked a bit of absolutely tidiness to make my service loops a bit longer. Always assume you will be the "next guy".
MapleSyrupMafia
Fuck the next guy!! - Some mechanics who worked on vehicles prior to me.
11Weasel11
😆. Yup
DrKonrad
Can someone send him this, I would like to have his reaction
Moriarte
I hate everything about this.
LoligoTX
Sylventhe
"Hey, that's a LOAD-BEARING SUB-NET!"
MapleSyrupMafia
Just move the blue cable over, easy.
GeorgeCostabaplaps
Oh it looks so fun!! So much organization and it's sooo nice oooh I want to do it!
Come, we need you
tizme
Straight porn is weird!
unknownuser013
That looks like 2+ days of controller time there.
GeorgeCostabaplaps
Day two starts today
jalcantara88127001
Is there a trade school for this?
egoAristippos
Yes there is:
https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Berufsschule?wprov=sfti1
Part of … https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dual_education_system?wprov=sfti1
wadatahmydamie
Nah, you just need to have owned an NES or a pair of wired headphones
GeorgeCostabaplaps
Well, not where I'm from. This is called Low Voltage Technician, you don't need certificates in many areas, it's usually training from the company you support. You will get electricians to do your 120-347v and then you terminate, connect and program devices. Best answer is to start as a junior and learn from the ground up. I'm at $32/hr Canadian, 15 years experience across my entire 25 year career. I come back to it occasionally, probably gonna leave soon
HandoB4Javert
"Start from the ground up"
~ electricians joke
kathlTvVillain
That's a Shame, after coming so far,
Money isn't great ?
GeorgeCostabaplaps
It isn't, no. But if I look at the benefit of learning, I know more a out electronics than most engineers (I do not want to be an engineer), I have enough construction experience to build my own home from parts, and it's a steady field where if you fight for your rights, then you can make money if you put in 50-65 hrs a week.
I want a 9-5, m-f driving without much paperwork. I used to be a bus driver too. That paid 39/hr
kathlTvVillain
What a coincidence, my Son is in Canada, 7/8yrs,
Mechanic now, but used to drive buses too here in Ireland
Hard enough job ,hours were terrible, it was just work eat, repeat