[kellyhound]

[DaveTheBassist]

I was an industrial electrician for around 8 years before my current occupation. It made me respect what electricity can do. I truly think most underestimate the sheer power it has and the damage it can do in very little time.

Even with my knowledge and experience in it, videos like this still amaze me. Lol.

[Carach Angren]

Damn that's gotta smell horrible!

[Watcher===]

There's always someone.

Working in an electronics shop, one guy tried to ask me (without saying so) about hacking into the thick mains cable to bypass the meter in his house.

When I finally cottoned onto what he was asking and why, he struck me as seven shades of stupid and I told him he would die if he tried.

Well, no death in the newspaper soonafter, so I guess he heeded the message.

[SparktricianMike]

Cmon guys, Step and Touch potential,,, 12 years a sparky, just dont even go near it, and if you get caught in that close radius, hope with your feet together.

[Steve]

Originally Posted by Cyrexis ↗

I was an industrial electrician for around 8 years before my current occupation. It made me respect what electricity can do. I truly think most underestimate the sheer power it has and the damage it can do in very little time.

Even with my knowledge and experience in it, videos like this still amaze me. Lol.

Was that a pun?

[Olidr]

Here when in Electrical work courses (mostly for industy), the "big" moment is when they show us some victim images, that's the only course where they show such images. But when you see this you better have to memorize all the working habit with electric environment

[horsecs]

He forgot to purchase, then put on his safety shoes first.

[tarvin890]

you big dummy!

[philovan]

From the distance of the shoot, I can't tell what he is carrying when he gets suddenly zapped, or what he came in contact with to get "charged".