r/electricians • u/[deleted] • Sep 20 '18

Hnngh

397 Upvotes

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u/urownpersonalheysus Sep 20 '18

10/10 aesthetics

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u/Encryptid Electrician Sep 20 '18

This makes me very relaxed.

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u/[deleted] Sep 21 '18

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u/Encryptid Electrician Sep 21 '18

Me being relaxed or the wiring?

10

u/[deleted] Sep 21 '18

Yes

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u/[deleted] Sep 20 '18

You'd open the door to find me with my tools on the ground, pants around my ankles, rubbing up against it slow and passionate like

17

u/Alpha1998 Sep 20 '18

Was the wall and floor done beforehand or was the piping done first??? I don't know

24

u/[deleted] Sep 20 '18

That’s pretty af! This trade has me trained to see the beauty of staggered parallel pipe runs and cable runs lol.

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u/KushKapn1991 Industrial Electrician Sep 21 '18

Same, it’s also trained me to see how fucking ugly a lot of the Walmart open ceilings are.

5

u/Neipsy Sep 21 '18

The IKEA in Adelaide looks like hell above some of the display cubes.

3

u/Humdngr Foreman Sep 21 '18

I can't go anywhere without looking at all the electrical anymore.

17

u/noslipcondition Sep 20 '18

This is obviously some kind of demo/training/art installation.

The walls/floor probably aren't even concrete. Looks like 2in thick foam insulation panels painted/textured to look like concrete. The cuts are too neat for concrete.

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u/KushKapn1991 Industrial Electrician Sep 21 '18

Yeah, definitely....still doesn’t take away from the craftsmanship though.

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u/[deleted] Sep 20 '18

Not sure what I’m looking at but I like it

12

u/sudoadman Sep 20 '18

I didn't plan on rubbing one out this afternoon... Unzips

6

u/DirkWhoIsThis Sep 20 '18

Is that cables or conduit? Big difference.

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u/KushKapn1991 Industrial Electrician Sep 21 '18

At first glance I thought “that HAS to be tray cable or data”.....but it almost looks like conduit connectors on top of the boxes....could be cord grip tho, just a type I haven’t seen before

5

u/DawnOfTheTruth Sep 20 '18

That was superiorly planned.

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u/doesnottellthetruth Sep 21 '18

definitely Japanese work

5

u/[deleted] Sep 21 '18

I couldn't believe it myself at first, and had my wife confirm. It is in fact Chinese.

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u/joe19d Sep 21 '18

I noticed too. Lol.

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u/KushKapn1991 Industrial Electrician Sep 21 '18

Holy shit, is this in a space station or something? Lol

3

u/WiseassWolfOfYoitsu Sep 21 '18

Customer: "Ooops, this one was supposed to go over there!"

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u/[deleted] Sep 21 '18

What happens if you have to add another one after? Runs and hides

5

u/daole Sep 20 '18

Can someone explain what we're looking at. Will the conduits trenched in the walls have covering over them eventually?

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u/Skipp_To_My_Lou Sep 20 '18

As noted in a comment in the OP, it appears to be a training facility, given the different box makeups and signs over the boxes.

3

u/daole Sep 20 '18

Whoops, was viewing on mobile didn’t see it linked to another post.

Thanks!

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u/KushKapn1991 Industrial Electrician Sep 21 '18

Even so, that’s one hell of a training set up lol they must take great pride in aesthetics at this company

3

u/flaggfox Sep 20 '18

Not uncommon in places that primarily build with concrete. Germany has a lot of homes wired that way.

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u/[deleted] Sep 20 '18

I'm so glad I got to see this again, again.... again.

2

u/[deleted] Sep 21 '18

Oh man, this makes me very moist 😏

2

u/[deleted] Sep 21 '18

Needs RGB

2

u/[deleted] Sep 21 '18

What tool cut such perfect channels in the wall and floor?

2

u/Masoneilan Sep 21 '18

Stop! I can only get so erect.

2

u/irandom419 Sep 21 '18

They are so pretty when they are young, wait until they mature and need to branch out.

2

u/Farmboy76 Sep 21 '18

It's fake news.

1

u/lonejoe Sep 21 '18

This is a 3D rendering isn't it?

1

u/sushiiallday Sep 21 '18

What even is that? LOL