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Cole's first full rewire puts N Bundy Electrical on site

Nick and his stepson stay in the customer's empty house for a job that starts with socket markings and lifted carpets.

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NEW APPRENTICE? UK REWIRE DAY 1

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0:00Nick introduces Cole and explains why they are staying in the customer's empty house.
2:44Cole learns to mark socket positions with a spirit level before the carpets come up.
7:56A green line laser projects level socket markings across the room and past the fireplace.
13:37Nick examines the old rewirable fuse box and maps circuit connections.
16:21Nick cuts wall chases while Cole drills openings for socket boxes.

N Bundy Electrical packs accommodation into the job itself: Nick and Cole are sleeping in the customer's empty house, three hours from home, while they tackle the rewire. The fridge is already stocked with drinks and snacks courtesy of the customer.

Cole, Nick's stepson, is on half-term from electrical college. "This is Cole's first rewire from start to finish," Nick explains. Their opening day moves from marking socket positions with a spirit level to lifting carpets, tracing old wiring and cutting into walls. A green line laser helps carry the level markings past a brick fireplace. Nick presents the upload as entertainment rather than a how-to guide.

"NEW APPRENTICE? UK REWIRE DAY 1" was the channel's only new upload, reaching about 29,000 views. It is also the busiest of the highlighted videos right now, drawing considerably more daily viewing than September's "CAN'T TRUST MY STUFF NOT TO BE MOVED - SO I DID THIS" or the more recent fuseboard relocation.

The subscriber count stayed unchanged, while daily views are a little below the channel's usual pace. Among similarly sized building and workshop channels, Wyrmwood Vlogs had a busier viewing week; Keith Fenner's was quieter.

Under Nick's video, the conversation gets practical: viewers ask about socket heights and starter tools, offer suggestions for marking drill depth and removing carpet grippers, and share the hesitation that can come with taking on an apprentice after years working alone.

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What viewers say

Great to see you and Cole working together 😊
@Brian700-d3rSee it on YouTube
I need to employee/apprentice but very hesitant as have been working alone for 20 years.
@cuezedSee it on YouTube
Can you give a list of basic tools for my son whos just starting out, and a few tools you wouldnt go without. Thanks mate
@ryanogden5895See it on YouTube

4 more comments

Monster in fridge from a client is next level
@F0zzybe3arSee it on YouTube
put some insulation tape around the drill bit to mark the depth
@darrengould4668See it on YouTube
hit those evil carpet grippers with the hammer side ways then lever up it's much easier m8
@EdwardBrethertonSee it on YouTube
Why sockets @ 400mm ? Because it’s not new and that’s what they want? 450mm to the bottom?
@Andrew-su3wtSee it on YouTube

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The videos drawing views on N Bundy Electrical right now

CAN'T TRUST MY STUFF NOT TO BE MOVED - SO I DID THIS69,730 views

OVER THE TOP Fuseboard Relocation In The UK50,431 views

The facts

Channel: N Bundy Electrical
Subscribers: 123,000
Channel views, last 7 days: 66,166
Videos published this week: 1
Video published: November 8, 2026
Video views so far: 29,211
Views on its first day: 16,320

The numbers

Here is how N Bundy Electrical's week adds up.

views gained this week: this channel and similar channels

3,849,004

2,314,182

160,398

66,166

59,346

NZ Builder // Josh Chapman

55,742

John Bilenki

26,635

CJ Mowing

23,567

Keith Fenner

4,968

subscribers

123,000

no significant change in the last 7 days

total views

51,987,660

views per day

9,175

typical day: 10,673

first-day views of each video posted this week

NEW APPRENTICE? UK REWIRE DAY 1

16,320

subscribers: this channel and similar channels

Keith Fenner

130,000

Wyrmwood Vlogs

129,000

Brady Hommel

127,000

NZ Builder // Josh Chapman

125,000

124,000

123,000

123,000

119,000

116,000

As of November 13, 2026 · Data source: Trari Social News, Trari Traffic Trends and Ranking Platform, Google YouTube

Subscriber, view, like and comment counts are YouTube's. Rates, usual days, rankings, comparisons and categories are Trari's own calculations.

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