What did you use your sebenza for today?

[Dcdavis]

Stripped some wire, cut some tape and packages. Cut some banding off of a bundle of PVC. Cut off some excess Teflon tape. Scored some Sheetrock to take a panel cover off, paint was stuck to it. A tanto isn’t as bad as they’re made out to be at times

 

[x20]

No photo, sadly, but I used my small Inkosi to open the package containing a small Sebenza 31.

 

[Dcdavis]

Anyone ever cut a water bottle while doing that?

 

[CHNeal]

View attachment 1396985 Anyone ever cut a water bottle while doing that?

more times then I want to admit to.

 

[Dcdavis]

more times then I want to admit to.

I figured I wasn’t alone on that

Bit of a rough day, down in a five foot deep two foot wide ditch all day. Skies opened up and Mother Nature tried to ruin the day. Shin deep in mud, sides kept collapsing and running several 3inch Pvc’s. Kept my phone in the truck because of the mess so no pics today. Really only cut one piece of jetline and cut several pieces of gorilla tape. Gonna have to clean it tonite

 

[Dcdavis]

 

[Ajack60]

Cut some insulation to get to a pex line.

 

[Dcdavis]

 

[Dcdavis]

Cut down some cardboard, sliced some summer sausage and opened up
some bubbles

 

[marthinus]

Cut some fisher plugs to size to fit the length of the hole.

Shops were closed and needed to fix a piece of fence that was moving a bit.

Also unpacked the new ladder

 

[Dcdavis]

 

[Dcdavis]

 

[Dcdavis]

Tape, wire, packages and a little prying to get a striped screw out. Got lucky and found enough breakers. Had to use 15amp breakers instead of 20’s on a couple motors but it’s better than nothing for the time being

 

[Dcdavis]

Pretty easy day. Tape and plastic

 

[Kimber457]

Your workmanship is super clean in the panels. Nice job.

 

[Dcdavis]

Your workmanship is super clean in the panels. Nice job.

Thank ya. I try to do them neat in a reasonable amount of time as well

 

[sailfish]

View attachment 1401887 View attachment 1401888 View attachment 1401889 View attachment 1401890 View attachment 1401891 View attachment 1401892 View attachment 1401893 View attachment 1401894 View attachment 1401895 View attachment 1401896 Tape, wire, packages and a little prying to get a striped screw out. Got lucky and found enough breakers. Had to use 15amp breakers instead of 20’s on a couple motors but it’s better than nothing for the time being

Man, looking at your pics always makes me want to get out of this service shit and get back into install/construction.

 

[Dcdavis]

Man, looking at your pics always makes me want to get out of this service shit and get back into install/construction.

I get into such a variety of work it doesn’t let you get bored. I enjoy service work. Usually it’ll make you think more, it’s not as competitive on pricing and your not physically working as hard. I like going on the calls where they tell you they’ve had a couple electricians out there before and couldn’t figure it out. Both construction and service have their pros and cons. Not telling you anything you don’t know already tho

 

[Dcdavis]

 

[peha]

fixed a weeping cam cover gasket on Triumph...