Question. Why do you strip so much insulation off when you pull a run of cable?
To make a pulling head. They’re separate and looped/twisted through the eye of the rope. If you’ve ever had a 300ft pull break loose halfway through you’ll always make a good head. The pull we made the other day we pulled it with a truck, that much pressure you want it good and tightQuestion. Why do you strip so much insulation off when you pull a run of cable?
At. That makes sense. I’ve never done work needing that much weight but I will begin to leave them longer. I have had to tape a lot and twist, never thought to just make it longer. Learn something new everyday. Thanks!To make a pulling head. They’re separate and looped/twisted through the eye of the rope. If you’ve ever had a 300ft pull break loose halfway through you’ll always make a good head. The pull we made the other day we pulled it with a truck, that much pressure you want it good and tight
Splinter removal is PAINFUL!
Haha. Hell he requested the knife. My dad used to use one on me when I was a kid. My wife will use a needle on me and tell me to stop being a girlSplinter removal is PAINFUL!
I honestly don’t think I’ve ever used a sterilized needle on a splinter in my entire life hahaEspecially when you use an expensive pocket knife instead of a sterilized needle!
Yup. The tip of my spyderco military has removed many a splinter quick and painless. Those safety pins are torture!Haha. Hell he requested the knife. My dad used to use one on me when I was a kid. My wife will use a needle on me and tell me to stop being a girl
I honestly don’t think I’ve ever used a sterilized needle on a splinter in my entire life haha
I pretty sure the electrical grid would shut down without you and your CRKsStripped wire, made a pulling head, cut duct tape and gorilla tape, jetline. Had some reels that were too small for our racks, made the hole a little bigger. Cleaned coffee burr grinderView attachment 1683941View attachment 1683942View attachment 1683943View attachment 1683944View attachment 1683945View attachment 1683946View attachment 1683947View attachment 1683948View attachment 1683949View attachment 1683950