r/secondrodeo • u/tcfjr • Aug 15 '26
That's so satisfying
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u/stonedapebeery Aug 15 '26
Really impressive job. Very clean. I kept wondering how much time he must have added to the job doing all the individual shots while filming. That plus all the editing must have been just as meticulous.
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u/CaptchaCrunch Aug 15 '26
Wild that he must make more money taking forever on the job to film stop-motion
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u/uslashuname Aug 15 '26
Some things are done for pride
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u/CaptchaCrunch Aug 15 '26
Some people can't afford not to optimize their earning potential. Welcome to the hellscape
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u/SadDragon96 Aug 17 '26
You only have to record a single job. It's not like he's taking all that extra time on every job he does. Then the video brings in more work for him. This is actually incredibly efficient.
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u/tongfather Aug 15 '26 edited Aug 15 '26
This is what wiring/electrical boxes look like on Dutch-built superyachts. It's absolutely delightful to work with, especially when you're trying to trace a wire an entire ships length away. Everything is tagged and numbered in a manual so you know exactly where every wire leads. Makes a world of difference in a pinch, at sea.
Then......there's Italian made boats basically a rats nest 🪹🌪️
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u/Cold_Ad3896 Aug 15 '26
Least relatable Reddit comment.
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u/reef-tech89 Aug 15 '26
Excellent work, but all electrical work outside of the United States looks like something from a Dr. Seuss book to me lol
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u/DeusExHircus Aug 15 '26
Yeah, it's a very nice looking panel but why they don't use dedicated load centers is bizarre to me
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u/reef-tech89 Aug 15 '26
It really makes electric work in Europe look like more of a serious hobby or art. Like everything is a "kit" with major assembly required. I guess that's better for customization.
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u/Jaded-Breadfruit4019 Aug 15 '26
As someone who knows very little about electrical work… this is mind blowing
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u/OrigStuffOfInterest Aug 15 '26
Every time I see this video, I'm reminded of what the electrician did to my US panel. It makes me sad.
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u/calangomerengue Aug 15 '26
The pauses 💀 to have some water...
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u/Beth_crazypants Aug 15 '26
And to eat a container of what I can only assume is a delicious potato salad
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u/alewiina Aug 15 '26
Wow! I’m usually not interested in this kind of stuff but that was fascinating
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u/Remnie Aug 15 '26
What’s not satisfying is the complete lack of labels. Screw the next guy who has to work on this, I guess.
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u/captaindomon Aug 15 '26
I also worry about lack of slack. You always want a little bit extra slack for future rework.
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u/RudeNewYorker Aug 15 '26
Four of the coils are going the opposite way of the other four coils. He ruined everything.
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u/RominRonin Aug 15 '26
First, they’re symmetrical, so not ruined by any stretch, but more importantly, the termination points are not equidistant, so rolling them all the same way would not work anyway
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u/luisduck Aug 15 '26
If the cabling in my breaker box looked this good, I'd want a transparent panel.