There’s a big old’ hole on the wall. Where’s the insulation and drywall?

No nail plate to close to the surface of the stud and degrigates the structure of the 2x4s and it looks to be load bearing as well

Where the wire comes into the hole in that triple stud should be more towards the middle of the stud per code.

I have this one and the 7 1/4. 7 1/4 barely gets used

I’m not a pro nor have I ever built houses so someone fill me in on what the problem is.

Looks like that electrical work is gonna make for a difficult window installation.

Just a guess, but maybe the new guy should be sweeping floors.😆

He put the exterior box in the middle of an opening and didn't anchor the wire

No stud guards?

As a professional welder, I could tell you with 100% certainty.I didn't do it

As a professional convict currently in prison, I am not supposed to use a cellphone watching youtube shorts.

Too close to the sheet Rock wall and likely to be pierced by a screw, and not secured by staples

All that you need to know about thermal cameras. Thanks so much for this Tactics and Thermalmaster.

People should be smart enough to NOT put certain things on utube . I hope the state catches up with you !

Also , that guy is NOT a helper , he is an apprentice , and he is obviously not being trained properly !

So you people are wiring but your not electricians , right ?………………

First of all , are YOU an electrician at all . They are not joints and no one in the trade uses that term !

Not a professional so just shooting from the hip, maybe needs some sort of shielding or conduits to not burn the house down?

Plenty of wood to help the fire grow

Never use yellow...😅

I love the arkfeld. Great for pointing out apprentice mistakes with the laser pointer 😅

You must be in Lowe’s. It use to be my go to, but for the past few years I have bought all my tools from Home Depot. No games, if they didn’t have it, I ordered on line and normally received it within two days.

That sure looks like a header above that outlet. I might be wrong, but that outlet will probably go away soon.

Lol

As a a professional burrito, I can confirm, not enough sauce.

In addition to not being centered in the 2x4s and no metal plates to protect the wire from nails, there should also be some slack wire left in the bay before it enters the outlet box for future repairs.

Nothing, who wouldn’t want an outlet in their window.

I have that GFCI tester. It’s CE but it works fine lol.

Both suck! Get an Estwing!

as a semi-pro carpenter, that is one UGLY jack stud and there is too much wood on one side. It lacks symmetry!

The Milwaukee definitely won!

Sharp screws 🤦🏻‍♂️

Honestly I would just add a fillet on the side that goes upwards as to not stress the wires.

Missing nail plates and the wire isn't secured on either side of the studs, especially to the exterior box.

Nothing an FHA strap can’t fix 😂

Not a professional here, but before my house burned down, I did do all the wiring in it. There should be a plate so no one accidentally screws/nails into the wire.

Nice 😂 (First)

It ain't got no gas in it

I wood knot answer bcuz I con duit!😂

They need nail plates on the faces of the studs and fire block in the hole.

Mine is steel

These comment are awesome.

None of the nails hit the studs

Uh oh ! Spaghettios !

As a professional german, i could say, all what i see is wrong.

Absolute must to have #8. I know of all of the wire strippers that have #8. I used to use the Klein 11054 but they discontinued them.

I do a lot of hydraulic bending and recommend it.

The hole is crooked- not in the center. Nothing to stop a nail from hitting the wires either

Milwaukee hand tools suck. The only thing i think I own from them the heavy duty strippers, a pair of tin snips, and a fast back. Their power tools are pretty damn good but their hand tools. Nope!

As a professional cheese maker, I can indeed confirm that the presumed wires are cheese.