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What would I do differently at the fan/light if I wanted them both to run off one switch and only ran 14-2 to the unit?

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Great tip and video. I very much appreciate the advice of someone who actually does the work day in and day out, versus someone pimping a product or trying to be an influencer. As I watched your video, I found myself shaking my head in agreement.

Exelent video

Id weld some gussets anywhere you know it needs it too.😅

Thank you so much! I'm WAY past my Prime and nowadays don't always comprehend the first time (or multiple times) so watched it again. Wasn't sure I even had a multimeter but went digging and found it -- it was unused (and also past it's Prime) with a dead battery and NO instructions in the booklet (must've been made for mind-readers) but with a new battery and some common sense, I figured it out (my Pop would be proud!) Watched your video once more for good measure and feeling confident I'll do it right.. at least I hope so!!! THANKS, again!!!

Thank you. THank you. Thank you. this is exactly what I was looking for.

Thank you, Outstanding video demonstrating your deep, thorough understanding of your field.

Ron, great video. Thank you so much. I have a question for you. Currently we have a gas stove and the receptacle behind is a normal 120v. We'd like to go with an electric stove/range and I know that we're going to have to install the correct outlet that can handle the electric current. I realize that stoves have either 3-prong or 4-prong. Which should I install? And what is the difference? Thanks Ron.

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Hi I saw you are using drywall screws, isn’t it violation?

I have been doing electrical for 25 years and have far too many meters. Some very old. My Simpson is in for repairs, but it has tested more circuits than I ever will. This Klein CL110 is not and will not be top of the line, but it will get the job done. Mine has been all over 480/277 208/240/120. Even a bit of 5v 12v and 24v. Honestly, if you see a plastic part, don't expect it to last too long bouncing around a metal truck. Also, if it's only 50-75$ in this day and age, don't expect miracles of durability. You get what you pay for. I am just being honest. My old Simpson has plastic all over it, but it sure *looks* and feels sturdier than the Klein plastic. Eyes, ears, and brains. Use them. PS: This Klein CL110 is probably the 11th or 12th meter I have ever had, it's simply not the best. It *does* do the job well if you take care of it though.

Thank you for the demo…

Thanks for all the info Ron, I have all the wiring in the wall and to the correct places. Just want to double check something. I have to have a 120v bell strobe combo connected to the flow switch and smokes so when the flow starts or the smokes are triggered then everything goes off. Can I use diagram 2 and just replace the pull switch with the flow switch. In my head this works but not 100 percent sure.

Doesn’t look like enough lights.

9/26/24..replacing both tracks on yur Vermeer TX 160 with ~350 hours. Just caught yur video on this maintenance..very clear & complete camera close-ups & commentary, excellent well planned & executed work..Great camera work showing how worn length of sprocket teeth cuts/slices into the 5 nuts (each side). Also Bogie Wheel edges 'flare' outward = bevel grinding removing compressed edges. This was a very complete maintenance tutorial on replacing tracks & wear components! A+ ✅️🔧💪👍🍺😊

do you have a video where you connect the light and fan to these two switches? Great learning video.

The thing with most box store splitters is, they up the rating by using a larger hydraulic cylinder. But they don't put a bigger engine or pump on the things and then ya end up with these glacial speeds. The real problem is continental ( tectonic ) drift ... in some places it outruns the splitter wedge and its just messy having to turn to around all the time

Helpful but very boring to see complete procedure.

Do you deliver?

I almost didn't watch this because of the length, but glad I did very through and good Knowledge. 💪💯👍

This is a very useful video. Thank you! 👍👍

I've been using this same splitter since 2010. So far, so good. Don't think I'll ever wear it out. Just splitting for what I burn.

like the shade mod. May have to do that to my old Speeco. alos I tend to "noodle" into 1/4. hate the vertical mode

Thank you. I'm a young new homeowner and my house has this model. The bulb was burnt out and I didn't know how to take lens off

They probably sell new plastic casings

So helpful

I used to bust multiple large rounds vertically with my 22T Huskee into 3-4 chunks and then flip horizontal to finish off. Saves time on your knees!

What do you have growing in the field behind you? Soy beans?

The one tool a electrician does not own or know how to use is a broom

What do you suggest for driving gnd. rod into extreme rocky soil & clay?

He can caulk my box any day!

Nice workmanship but nothing tailed off In wi. It's required that way you'll know if u missed something and guys can't miss match neutrals if more ine circuit in same box A lot faster on the finish tail off at rough in !!

My microflat has a more modern version, but it's meant to be a standalone little kitchenette. I've never seen one built into a proper full kitchen! Snort!

If it can be worked out time wise, would it be better to put after “House wrap” . Or I guess they don’t use house wrap with Zip Board?

Just installed one today, with your help. Thank you!!

Bro! This is one of my all time favorite videos regardless of subject. Being an old mechanic and long time DIY'er. I appreciate the no nonsense approach. Usually only looking for tidbits of info and this wasn't exactly what I was looking for. But I got sucked in and couldn't stop watching ! May rewatch on my PC , big screen LOL. What I was looking for...wiring ceiling fan w lights to double dimmer/rheostat switches. Ever done it ?

Great skills, nice clean work too!

thanks so much man. I'm doing side work and needed to remove a box i put in. I'm 5 years into this trade, but all my work has been commercial/ industrial. this is my first time around lumber and plastic boxes.

Excellent Video! Well done!

Great video. Thanks!

25:30 with this exact model how could you remove it from the ceiling when it’s screwed to the joists? I have this exact model and I need to get it down without taking it out from the top

Exposed NM-B is a not allowed. Exactly which code does not allow a 14/3 (multi wire circuit) as a HR?

I wonder if their factory track tension is simply just set to tight, therefore wearing out the sprocket and causing damage. I think your conventional ctl's require 1/2" of space between the rollers and the track on the bottom when lifted in the air. Because is doesn't look like you got to wear out even half of the tread on those old tracks.

Hi Ron, It could also be abandoned-in-place cable TV lines. Either from a previous cable TV company or as a result of a more recent plant rebuild/capacity upgrade. If you don't see the neighbors coming out of their homes and throwing their arms up in the air you should be good! Having worked for both the big C and big V in my past, it is all part of the business repairing damaged cable from underground and aerial breaks, corrosion and lightning strikes.

Use a 3 inch DWV PVC Wye with a cleanout cap with a hole drilled to pass the mule tape thru. Then on the branch of the wye use a 3 inch rubber fernco reducer coupling that fits your leaf blower

Meter combo are a time saver

Very helpful video… you made it look easy for sure. I just put up the same fan yesterday…. Wish I had found this video. My lighting collar did not want to lock… many cuss words were said in this instance. Shoulders were on fire and it looks like you had this thing up in 10 mins.

Thank you