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Why do people twist CPC's?

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The latest video from “Doctor Electric” on YouTube has really annoyed me(titled "Best ZS Ever)!

What is it with these YouTube “Sparks” that they think they can just start up a channel and think they're god?

On this video Doctor Electric shows viewers how to twist the CPC's to get a better ZS!! UNBELIEVEABLE!!!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=448_LH9GKDo

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    Although I am famous to a twisting aversion I will admit to twisting cpcs on switchboxes for the last few mm for the reasons stated, Sometimes I double em. I never twist a long length and never never never the whole length then sleeve it. I always ensure plenty straight left to remake a couple of times. A drill! dog forbid! What does he use to remove sheathing, an axe?

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    Although I am famous to a twisting aversion I will admit to twisting cpcs on switchboxes for the last few mm for the reasons stated, Sometimes I double em. I never twist a long length and never never never the whole length then sleeve it. I always ensure plenty straight left to remake a couple of times. A drill! dog forbid! What does he use to remove sheathing, an axe?

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