Replacing a Light Switch
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joeygigolo Flag
Dont Do it!!!
Man your first comment after describing the poor excuse for tools was "safety first". Why would you make such a sensible comment and then go and use such unsafe tools! Non insulated pliers and screwdriver??!! I dont need to watch anymore of your video. Tell me what you do if someone comes along to your switchboard and decides to turn the circuit breaker back on while you have the active cables in the jaws of those uninsulated stainless steel pliers??? Dude if ya gonna give bad advice atleast be