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I locked myself out of my house. I saw your video and got some channel locks from Home Depot. Worked exactly like you showed! I'm keeping channel locks in my car from now on! 👍🏿👍🏿

What's with the g-ay boy man bun. Get another haircut. Not a good look

Put a clamp on that post so that cover will stop sliding down was driving me crazy watching you keep lifting it up

Handy man fail lol Just call a plumber. I go to so many jobs where the so called 'handyman' has failed and made it worse.

Thank you so much 🎉🎉🎉I was locked out and got in !!!

I would have done the same thing. This is basically why I transitioned my handyman business into more of a builder business. I build sheds, covered patios, car ports, and also split rail fences. It’s been nice to be able to schedule out gigs and work with a different class of client. Good luck bro

The knob just keeps spinning

Is this that Machine Gun Kelly I've been hearing about?

So good

Thank you so much for this video, you’re God sent!!

Excelente

What state are you in ? I do the same work here in Virginia , and I know it can sometimes be grueling meeting deadlines turning a unit by yourself … Especially when you’re having to fix the last contractors mess ups in order to have things done correctly..

working close to home is my jam. Saves money on gas, time spent, back-and-forth. Community matters!

You must not of heard of solana meme coins. Soon tho 🫣

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Why bro haha! You saved me! All the bs about cc only work if the door is super flamsy. Thx for the tip bro! Cheers from Socal :-)

You would be better off charging by the blind 25 a blind plus 35 for the measure if you measure as well. I don't do drapes though. At least that's standard here.

Just got broken into last night with dent marks on the knob that replicated teeth from a wrench. Bastards!! Give me my shit back and get a f*cking j o b

Do you have a video that does show the right way ?

Thumbtack is a scam

Bro does not even know phillips or flat head don’t even get started on the signal wire😂😂😂

They had so much stuff plugged in. Hard to say what caused the breaker to need a reset.

Maybe next time they’ll find someone to actually fix the problem.

trash

Hey bro, what naics code can I use for Handyman/lawncare service for my LLC

Very informative video...does thumbtack work pick up truck delivery ??

There's a lot of haters in the comments but I found this info very good I'm installing some rails for my in-laws in the next few days and this video has helped

We got like 5 trash cans by our garbage place but of course they just use the one and pile everything else around xD

It is code violation to use a Black or any other color of wire besides Green or bare copper for ground. Unless you mark the Black with Green Tape. There was also some bad connections where someone used tape, you should have fix those and used wire nuts. Videos like one only proves why you should hire a electrician for your electric work, rather then doing it your self, or having a handy man do the work.

At least you don’t litter! Thank you!

You can take painters, tape and hold the cover out of the way while you’re working. Also, why don’t we blow off all of the dust and everything and clean it up before we start hammering in the studs. You failed to mention how deep you need to drill. You can put a piece of tape on the drill to keep you from going too far, and making the drill holes consistent

Yeah okay it looked like it was already unlocked cause I heard no break

It looks like you have 2 GFIs on the same circuit. You can’t do that. They’ll interfere with each other.

Back stabbed outlets and open grounds. Whoever the electrician was back then, I hope he had good insurance.

You charge by the hour in this turnover or you quote them for the entire unit?

very good

great video. Love the star wars decorations.

No before you do ! IF we think u doing something wrong hum!!! 😮😮😮😮 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🌾

What a mess you made of that presumably not used anchor bolts before, hold the cover plate up by tying I bit of rope around the leg to hold it.

Did I really just watch this? As an electrical engineer, this should be a warning vid against "handymen". They know just enough to screw it up really good. That whole damn panel needs corrections, BUT, all anyone ever hears is $$. If it turns on today, who cares about tomorrow!?

I would have put electrical tape on the screws of the outlets since it's in a metal box

This is good to know on my preapprentice journey. @theforgottenman270 made a good point with the interior outlets being outside. open ground with 240v would mean there was something else high powered there and they needed regular outlets and didnt change configuration. I like videos like this its a good learning curve and the comment gives feedback that will help!

It's good to see a black man actually working. Keep up the good work. Don't fall victim to that toxic, self-defeating shithole called black "culture". Make your own culture. A wholesome culture.

It's the grounding bus and the neutral bus , that is one ugly panel wiring lol.

I have little knowledge of electric wiring, just the basics. I could tell that ticking electrical 🔥 was not good.

I can see what they did. they were installing a multi wire branch, two hots and a neutral. they wanted two separate 120 volt receptacles sharing one neutral. that requires a double pole breaker. Check 210.4 of the NEC. Personally, I'd give them 2 options. 1 replace and rewire that box or they can do the work themselves. If you really want to bother with that fire hazard you can install a single wire breaker and put the white wire on the neutral. 2 single pole breakers for a multi wire branch is a no no. Those receptacles are not a good idea either unless they go through a GFCI and I don't see that happening. I see a lot of trouble in their future running unbalanced loads from one neural.

I found multiple of problems with what's going on here. Problem 1, the receptacles aren't WR and you installed non WR receptacles. Problem 2, those receptacles need to be GFCI protected. You'll need to replace one of the receptacles with a WR GFCI receptacle. Be sure you install the power on the line side, and then come out of the load side to energize the second receptacle. Problem 3, the box which the conduit runs into, that your receptacles are installed to, needs to be exterior rated, and the one currently installed isn't exterior rated. Problem 4, the connector the conduit runs into that attaches to the outlet box needs be an exterior rated compression connector. Problem 5 you figgured out. They energized the ground and I'm sure it made for some beautiful fire works. Best thing to do is to go over everything and make sure it's all wired correctly, just so you don't have to make additional future trips.

so i tried, the same thing didn't happen, it just tore the door knob off, but it still allowed me to stick my needle nose in and unlock, so it still works either way 👍

Wobbly? I would not be able to charge a customer for such a bad product....looks like a piece of junk.

Bro, what is dude doing? 🤦‍♂ first off, make sure the fuse is completely taken out please. For goodness sakes you don’t want to get electrocuted or cause arcing. Also I’ve never seen wires “crimped” together to make a splice. You’re supposed to use a wire nut or a wago connector. Definitely don’t ever do this with hot and or neutral wires. Am I wrong here or is this somehow common practice to use a barrel crimp to make connections? I’ve never really seen or heard of this being done. Crimping is usually done on stranded wire only anyway. Am I wrong about that? Anyone? I’ve never seen that done where I’ve been and worked before. Just get a wire nut, line all the wires up, and twist it on. You can always read the directions too if they have them. Typically what I do , and what many electricians do is twist the set of wires together that you’re connecting, snip off the ends , and then put a wire nut on. Most of the time though putting a wire nut real tight and doing a pull test will be good enough if you’re not into twisting the wires or not good at it. Again, there is also the wago connectors. Even easier but I’m not always sure about their reliability. I’ve heard some good and some bad but I’m sure they work fine. Especially for stranded wire. Anyway, I think those options are still way better and safer than this. Maybe I’m wrong. I don’t think so though. Lastly before I go too, just strip off the entire wire to bare when using another color besides green for ground wire, so that it is correct for ground and so that in the future it doesn’t end up confusing anyone. Someone might go in there to change a bad receptacle and say ,”what the heck is going on here? Why is there a black wire on the ground screw?” Lol.