show you the most important piece of equipment in the van right so I'll start with the back
doors anyone likes a good back door entrance a few things have broken fallen off I actually got a 3d
printer and I printed a few hooks and whatnot so I don't know what these are for Adam knows what
they are big whips bits and bobs so I saw this in someone else's video I think so this one clip from
din rails I think it's a bit loose from driving so some spared din rails on there on on here just a
spare breakers because I had the maps at massive tub of on white I'm talking two of them and when
we sorted the van out I realized I knew anything out there for about two years or one in the
bin I've got have sold it or what Hey Ho that's that with the lights I actually broke the lights
from putting the racket in so me and Adams dad manufactured our own light switch off the breaker
so that helps that so few organizers so I've got the stackers which you probably them some of the
videos this is sort of first fixed stuff that we bring in on pretty much all the job so you
got first one which is just screws grommets fast fixes of that sort stuff next one is few ideal a
few Wagos next one clip hit clips and then after that you just got nails and red put there brown
plugs and whatnot just sort of for capping and heavier things they leave you lot of seen this
on my videos you watch them so this is at the charging station I made myself sick to death we
had about eight charge flown around of the van so you got 36 volt charger and then three 18 volts
highly safe as you can see but it does the job so I actually I've got two of them I think the other
ones at home but we leave in there so we must come out so plug in charge up that's that one I don't
know what these do still the Uni Light next on is that's my old testing box so this is sort of the
more stuff doesn't get used very often as such so crimps open eye ones you've got some fuse wire in
there 25 mm open grommets there's some P clips so that's four that your main tails and whatnot when
you'll need to clip it to a board secure it back so I think they just been around glanding kit and
most of these are empty to be fair because I had this sort of addiction didn't I just kept buying
on one offer some of one's a big screw box ones I can't even tell you actually that's empty oh yeah
one's their cleats so I've got on my cleats were armored and then I don't know how much you've seen
these these are the come over the name for inside trunking you know you got the fire rating nice
neat D-line clips I did it yeah so obviously that clothes inside of an m2 trunking and once that
screwed in place you just bend it round to just remind well you might be using them Nick why are
using them in case of a fire so this is for up see if it's ceiling mounted trunking or wall-mounted
trunking anything that's loose needs to be clipped back with a metal fixing so if there's a fire the
trunking melts the cables would drop these keep in place for a certain amount of time yeah right hop
up you all know what eyes I'm on about getting a workbench because everyone seems to have work
benches at the moment bought it's just keeping it another storage spare stuff just normal bits and
bobs woody so what I've sort of got in here now so I made this all myself at some point
couple years back try and organize it's as best i can to a degree so your individual boxes that
normally has like Wiska Wiska boxes is in the walkthrough boxes which I don't have any these
are cooker switches and blank plates these are normally my Wago boxes I think I've got VXL and
we've got a box of the smaller ones for the 221 fittings I sort of stuff we're a couple
years ago they weren't used as much but now it's we get through a box a week at least some spare
bits and bobs that sort of extract a fun stuff plumbing kit and re sorry plumbing kit yeah I
don't know that it's either so each individual box so we've got sockets and switches sockets
and few switch spurs and cooker units and then on top below that you've got all your lights which is
pull cords that sort of things just some favorite manufacturer of those well jeez just start around
there's a few different types in here GT Schneider a few Click's stuff big job we did the other week
they wanted all the decor off the new stuff so rounded edge it was really nice on top of that
Patras is so fast fix normal metal ones knockout ones and then this is just pendants and whatnot
so two three boxes of just spares there should be another word for it and then we've got the Brother
label printer which is an absolute piece of kit in itself so not only does it just like work normally
as is but then you download the app and you can pretty much print anything off I'm print my
logos off it which are actually done on the back cool though the label on there is from a friend
that's the central piece of kit if you personally if you want to take that a lot of pride in your
work and show off like it's it's really good then we've got cable fish which extends out
which is good for flexi conduit normal conduit just feeding cables through cable tongue how'd
you get on the cable tongue little bit do love it any well it's not broke yet but from the end
tip bending I need to get the adapter so no that grips it the sock yeah the only annoying thing
about it is storing it whether or not they do a clip or something because if you don't put tape
on it it just unravels absolutely everywhere in the van I cut a four inch hole through the
racking to slide all my capping through the metal and some trunking but there'd like 2m lengths so
on the top we've got a pipe Rhino a pipe that will fit three metal and stuff in six-foot level
which comes in handy and then down here we've got the laser tripod which is probably seen in
a few videos these were the boxes that were full of the breakers that I ended up throwing away so
her energy was put in some core we've got a core kit but I don't keep on the back cable
ties metal cable ties that sort of stuff we got people pretty much it for the back and then this
is sleeving crimp set just spare bits and bobs clips earth clamps just sort the general stuff I
managed to pick one of these up usually so this is off a job where the DNO changed the main cut out
when I asked them if I can keep it just so I can so actually I don't show I don't what it's like
because it's not very often you get to see inside them and which would you spend a wholesaler per
month roughly you're allowed to tell us about 2 grand 2 and a half grand through 2,500 pound so
which wholesaler do you generally use my local one it's called electrical all in Stafford it's
just family family run one so it does me they look after me quite well then live about five
minutes away from the house so it works out does that mean that if you're stuck for a certain bit
of kit on a certain days quite handy it dropping around your house is he instantly yeah most of
them live around my area so if I turn around a ring look and say I need a fuse board or whatever
for tomorrow they just drop off on the way home from work so you don't ask someone yeah that's
worth its weight in gold yeah one percent hundred percent right I slipped it you the sliding door
Adams favourite kit it I left this on the job for three months picked it up the other day
Adams spare tool bag that I bought in which is never used and then these are sort of like
some other than the Wera stuff these are my old tool kits that we're still being used to
a degree they're the sticky back velcro so you can add a stick them on the side vaginal staple
them on I can put some stuff on the side so that's my old loadout as such which it's still
highly recommend it's wicked so take all the screwdrivers just everything you sort of need
for a second fix slash slight first fix job so anything the world's longest screwdriver it's
very duplicate from what we've got in there that's just that's nice and new and and and tidy but this
is what I mean about having it open toe they might add dust and rubbish you fill it up with
and this is sort of heavier this is the sort of first fix bag with lump hammers chisels
bolt levels crowbars lifting bought an old chisels just anything but this is what I mean about these
being open and the van getting rusty a lot of these are quite new especially these that only
bought a couple of weeks ago and the amount of moisture in the van it's just they've never been
out in the rain nothing I got a favourite tool you got to your first tool you hand-me-down tool
the tool that was granddad's I had quite a few of my dad's tools but my vans been broken into
four times so they stole all them which was more sentimental than than any you know values so it
was a bit sucky I've always been attached to these but honestly I've got through 30 pairs
of them probably how much are they a pair roughly 20 24 quit tomorrow yeah do the maths folks know
that's there the bigger versions the normal ones the ones that Adams got there about that so yeah
just be careful this was a newer purchase recently which is the rod kit because I ended up buying
cheap ones off eBay for six quid that ended up a piercing my where they splinter you and your
man down I mean it goes into your skin so we're there set you've got all the attachments all the
the bead in the eyelets it's got a torch on one of them and then all the different thicknesses
cable rod so yeah I've got you a nice little bendy and Adam likes to be a whip with that one
and then you get it in a fancy case I know why so you've got it use it what else elephant tape
I use this in the video once and I barely ever use it but it's just a massive role of sellotape
that you can lie on people's carpets so if you're there for majority one day would be pointless but
if your there for an extended time so put it down the hallway up the stairs sticks it down sticks
itself and you just pick up afterwards so it is good but it's a bit manky now to be fair obviously
steps results for a fuse board oh you having a look are we there we go the paperwork I usually
see for test results little bit different yes no I my iPad went flat when I was on a job and I had
to write all down and the only pen I had was a sharpie so it worked hand in hand some spare
lights right so obviously built all this for the cable drums slight angle to keep all on two five
three core one well one mil - cor - twin and earth to ten mm earth some aerial cable I have got some
singles well I've got a lot more cable but it's just at hey B the problem is with the van volts
and all the cable the van becomes so heavy and it wastes and loads of fuel so anyway van vault time
so I really not have any Bosch tools everything's Bosch really so sort of line them out eighteen
volt multi-tool eighteen volt mini SDS 36 volt SDS 36 for SDS so I bought another one of these
when Adam started work with me because when the powers like you can only use one drill and it
was more beneficial to both of us to be using it there's another thing about the moisture as well
in the van is it gets on all your tools so that's not even that I was probably a year old so that's
one of the eighteen volt your 18 volts in there 36 volt batteries a lot of 18 volt angle grinder
which mainly for electrician I found the benefit to the is I'm not sure was on one of my videos
where someone's titled around a socket the tile overlaps the pattress and you end up having to
cut the pattress around or you end up cracking the tiles so that comes in handy every now and then
10.8 volt impact which doesn't get a lot of use there's a battery Oh impact so this is the one of
the newer ones has also got a ratchet attachment for the four tires and whatnot another 18 volt
impact and then just loads of batteries Oh Adam I found it my Megger clamp on ammeter obviously
this is a clamp meter for earth leakage fault yeah earth leakage for RCD tripping so that's
a good bit of kit but it's expensive for the amount of times you use it I bought it for
200 quid and I've used it once in six months so but then again it could save you hours and hours
and hours on a job save you time that way that's the top one just just take a pause there for me
folks everybody says to me they want to work for themselves and then you see how much kit
that we're having to get out of the van in order to do a day's work as a few quid investment here
and now bottom drawer got 240 SDS which as and when you can use 240 because it is obviously more
powerful than a battery one it's just that's the way it works but obviously bit electricians return
the power off most of time so pretty much I got duplicates of everything in 240 volt we accept oh
got the jigsaw is off I've got a corded jigsaw I'd in a way it's gone there and I go under so
I've go another two 240 volt that's more for me helping out doing kitchens and bit carpentry but
this does come in handy sometimes with floorboards so if you've got to get a lot floorboards so you
can set us throughout depth we run it across the tongue-and-groove instead of going across
with a multi tool that takes three times longer that's 18 volt and then reciprocating saw as well
this is pretty pointless for electrician than tearing stuff apart to be honest I'm not really
fun used for this in our industry other than doing some of the bits and bobs outside I work and then
I've got the Holy Grail my laser so that comes out on most jobs really with any sockets going in
on the tripod I want to get one of the poles that attach to the ceiling thats a cracking bit of kit
you can't beat it with laser for electrician if you fancy getting used to level it's not it really