Rough in wiring (connection) for 4 single pole switches in a 4 gang switch junction box.

Rough in wiring for 4 single pole switches in a 4 gang switch junction box
How to connect wires in a 4 group junction box for 4 single pole switches.
Connection of wires in the multi-gang switch junction box.
Disclaimer.
This video show wiring of the part of the house for "handy" homeowners who wants to perform house improvement by themselves.
This video is based on years of practice as an electrician and also on best of my knowledge of the National Electrical Code (NEC).
I do not take responsibility for any misinterpretation of the video, and any mishaps during and after work done based on this video.
If you feel any discomfort to perform DIY job, call the professionals.
Remember that ELECTRICITY IS DANGEROUS!
Any accidental touching of any live parts of the circuit may cause electric shock which may be fatal!
Always de-energized circuits before work on it, if it is possible!
Always follow national, state and local codes.

[@everythinghomerepair1747]

Nice work. That looks really nice and professional.

[@jmc1225]

VERY helpful! Thank you!

[@jamesstandifer1683]

Like the channel keep going!

[@surferdude642]

It looks like you have 5 ground wires plus 4 pigtails for the switches which is 9 wires under one wire nut. That's too much, even though you're using 14AWG and a blue wire nut. You could use a greenie and only need the 5 ground wires, leaving one long one to jump from one switch to the next continuously and save space.
Edit: I tried putting 9 #14 wires in a blue wire nut and it worked out well as long as you pre twist well like you did. I was concerned about some wires slipping back. I also tried 7 #12 wires and it seems fine with that too.
Always learning, thanks for the video.

[@user-ih6mc4jh8k]

Got a video on connecting switches?

[@luisconstanza7180]

How do you know it

[@katiemiles637]

Edit please