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I'm looking for advice. I'm nearing my finals of my c&g 2330 L3 and just done my 17th Ed. This electrician is offering me work alongside him so I can learn practically and back up my theory. Just don't want to pick up bad habits. Also hadn't seen this done before. I didn't know if he could...

Will do. Been a headache from this "sparks" from the beginning. All the gear and no idea I'm thinking ! Cheers for ur advice

They will be accessible from the room above via floorboards. Just wanted to check that it is capable of being used as a connector ( if not best practice tho ) thanks for ur advice

Can an earthing block be used as a connector strip in principle? For phase ideally as got 1x10mm and 2x6mm cables to join eg to split the 10mm Into the two 6mm conductors. It will Be then placed in an enclosure so as to be like a junction box.

All conductors 10mm. It's has only been done as couldn't get terminals into a conventional jb. Didn't know If anyone had used this principle?

They are on a 40a type b mcb. The cables are in conduit 25mm. The earth blocks are in an outside rated plastic enclosure. The earth blocks have 8 terminals. The phase, neutral and cpc have their own blocks and separate enclosures

I have found in my kitchen that a 10mm supply in singles has been installed for my 2 new ovens. As the ovens are isolated independently the 10 mm has been split into 2 x 6mm singles. An earthing block terminal (bare metal type as you would have for connecting multiple earths ) has been used and...