How To Wire A House; Episode 4 - Panel
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- This is another video in sequence to the others of how to wire a house. In this episode I wanted to talk you through a panel install because I like to have all of the low boxes, high boxes and drilling done before I start running wire.
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This guy is very straight forward. Gets to the point and explains things clearly. He is extremely knowledge.
Camera lady doing excelent job
Excellent videos,well done
You hammer like an electrician! Great videos and explanation. Thank you.
Have seen several of your episodes and wanted to thank you, this is great information. Please maintain this format, short talk about what you gonna do than go to work. Don't need any fancy intro or graphics , don't go crazy buying YT equipment, keep it simple as is. BTW, your videographer seems like a great helper. Blessings!
I just started following you and I really enjoy watching your videos. Thank you for sharing your knowledge ✌🏼
Love the videos man been doing electrical in Hawaii for about 3 months and your videos help a ton Mahalo and aloha 🤙🏼
I really enjoy and appreciate these videos!!! Keep em coming!!!!
I agree. They deserve more views.
Great series so far, man. I only have two things to suggest.
1. You took out a block to hang the panel, why not just reuse that for romex support instead of cutting a new one?
2. Why not drill all the holes above the panel before mounting it? Then you have no saw dust (chips) to clean out.
Like your video. Educational content from one who is doing it for a living.
Regards from Indonesia
Great series. Thank you.
You are a champ, buddy. Two thumbs up.
0:36 good luck man. Thanks for the work you do.
Thank you very much for this information. You are doing great.
I’m here in Canada. The way we are doing here abit difference but Thank you for this useful video. Stay safe.
Well done i learn alot great video lady u got there
keep it going really like your videos very informative and very well dont
Awesome videos! Thank you!
very awesome to see the step by step process
You guys are a cute couple when she giggles at your stupid things it’s funny because your face just gets all cheesy and stuff and it’s really cool actually and you guys seem really really chill
great information, I just rewired my kitchen and so far it looks like I did it right
awesome happy to help.
Thank you for your videos.
I’m liking how laid back but detailed you are, but small suggestion, when cutting the tyvek to remove the nails... maybe make a 1/2 circle upside down the cut flap falls down and still covers the wall
I'm betting he runs back later and seals that cut with 2" tape anyway.
Good job remember what your language some students might be washing! Great job!
Real world. Good job.
dude, i see that you know your stuff, very knowledgeable. you are however very colorful with words too.
Good stuff man
Great job.
Gracias, me gustan los videos..
A really good method is to explain what you're going to do, then you can fast forward when you actually do the work. That keeps your videos closer to the 10 minute sweet spot in terms of length. But, thanks, I am building a 38x40 garage with attic trusses and I found your videos helpful. Thanks.
Yea my editing skills aren’t the best, it’s all new to me. I gave up on those help videos and now you all kinda just get what u get. Thanks for watching, happy it was helpful
Good job...
Damn that's a nice breaker board. Certainly beats a wooden box lol
Good shit!
Good videos, thank you, now need one job electrician, I have course electrician, God bless
Real world shit! Love vids keep it up
Good stuff
Man, I’d hate to see these blower door results after you come through and do the electrical
Perfect
Here's a simple question he does put nail blocker on the holes he drilled through header ?
Does your panel and meter socket need to be the same brand or can you mix and match? Thanks!
Bro, this is great stuff. I watched about 3 videos in the series until I got to this one and you ask for a subscribe.... no brainer. Let's get this guy paid so we can get more content!
Hey man watching this in 2024 could you make more videos
If your height over the panel is
Your awesome
If those walls are going to be closed you needed at least 1.25 of an inch for the sheet rock
Love the vids! And I am 99% sure this is what I want to do when I finish high school! And was wondering what is a list of the main tools you use every day in the field?
Linesman. Dikes. Wire strippers. Hammer. Set of good and bad screwdrivers....most important tool to bring is your brain. Good luck kid!
@@faust707 sounds like ive got it all already lol
They best field to retire early in you'll still be playing sports with the grandchildren foreshore Goodluck
here in canada , if that panelbox is installed inside the outside wall .the electrical inspector won't pass it
Are those blue running shoes CSA approved ? ;)
you should stop knocking other trades ,have seen you once again remove a splice 2by and not seal the air gap before installing a box or panel .in this case that metal box is going to get wet from condensation from the air gap behind it
What if he uses a piece of flashing on the gap b4 he puts the box
Great videos with useful information, i would just like to point out, wheres the safety? you have no glasses on when cutting wood and your wearing tennis shoes at a construction site.
Great informative videos. Please keep going and try to be more professional with video production.
If you have to measure several places to locate a 14.5 inch space between studs then your framer did a piss poor job. They should all be the same space.
it's a tract home, they're shit
The panel should NOT be sitting flush with the 2x4's. Drywall is most likely be used and it would be better looking if it is flush with the drywall.
Now hold up, wait a minute! Isn't that electric panel placed upside down? I thought the main breaker switch was supposed to be always at the top part of the load center.
the regulation in his state might not care either way
There is no reason that the job site should look like a garbage dump when you are done. Also consider other trades, cut the house wrap in straight lines. It needs to be taped. ✌🏻🇺🇸
Good stuff but needs to work on his aim.