Routing cables through back box

[sparkwright]

Work bench!

What do you think we are here, a load of 1st year college apprentices?

 

[sparxxxx]

I'm not making judgements on you, why are you making them on me. Just because I've only been on here a few days, doesn't mean I only have a few days experience - you need to calm down.

 

[sparxxxx]

I wouldn't have said so, if you arrange the wires neatly as you go.

Work-bloody-bench?

There are no wires, it is one sheathed cable, not as workable as a couple of wires.

 

[DetlefSchmitz]

I'm going to leave John to have the last word as far as I'm concerned though I did have more to say, but I prefer not to feed trolls.

 

[sparkwright]

I'm not making judgements on you, why are you making them on me. Just because I've only been on here a few days, doesn't mean I only have a few days experience - you need to calm down.

I am quite calm thanks - the smiley faces were used to emphasise the humour in my post.

 

[sparxxxx]

I'm going to leave John to have the last word as far as I'm concerned though I did have more to say, but I prefer not to feed trolls.

Oh dear oh dear oh dear, assuming you mean me, what gives you that strange idea?

 

[sparkwright]

There are no wires, it is one sheathed cable, not as workable as a couple of wires.

You leave the sheathed cable running vertically through the box.

You neatly arrange the WIRES to suit where the sheathed cable runs.
In other words minimise crossing the wires as much as you can where they are close to the sheathed cable.

 

[sparxxxx]

I am quite calm thanks - the smiley faces were used to emphasise the humour in my post.

No smilies in post no 30

 

[sparkwright]

True but I made up for it in no 31, no offence was ever intended on my part.

 

[sparxxxx]

True but I made up for it in no 31, no offence was ever intended on my part.

Well I was taking your opinion from post 30. You have your opinion I have mine, lets leave it at that.