Moron. Waste of time and dangerous.

Very good video and educational thanks

That was Cute

And this is why new home constructions look like total shyiet. Nobody in the trades has any pride in their work anymore. Its all about doing it as fast and cheap as possible just to make the contractor owners rich at the expense of the homeowner.

Do you have a video for the 240v home runs?

Good job

Ever consider wear a mic or some to be able to hear u over the construction noise

It should be titled "How to Mount a Main Lug Panel".

I am an electraion, why in an American way you don't pass the wires in to pipes, in case you want to add more wires in future, like in my country

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I would have made it look a little more professional. Make the red go to the red and the black to the black. It just looks neater.

Great video! You helped me out

How many volts ? 24?

I thought all outlets must be wired with 12/2, not 14/2. I also thought you should keep your lighting circuits separate from your outlet circuits through separate home runs.

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When your doing a voice over use the right terminology it will make you sound so much better ( like you know what your talking about)

Is that your mom's hammer?

So you just tear up other people's work to complete yours? Thats not professional at all my friend. See ive ran into people like you and ive ✂️ ever wire in the house 😂

Prepping that ground wire sleeve is going overboard. Easier to do when it's up

Only one ground rod????

D R HORTON JUNK HOUSES !!!!!!!!!!

Very good video thanks

Hi, thanks for sharing your knowledge, the cable you are running to the kitchen, are they 14 or 12 or any number please can you tell me I don’t know nothing about it and I have a new addition to be wired thanks

"If you're new to this you might need a level." That statement alone would be enough for me not to hire him.

putting all this on one circuit is crazy imo. clean work but a dedicated circuit for each bedroom and lighting would be ideal

It's a D.R. Horton house. Everything will fall apart in a year so all this work is really for nothing.

I’m 18,and I’m working w my uncle doin commercial full time just starting. I’m loving I’m learning residential as well thank you!

I only have one question for this hard worker, Could an 8 year old boy do this?

I have watched the whole video , Now could you please tell me what was the Hard work ? was it when you climbed up the Ladder or when you pulled the wire of the spool ! . Ok we didn't see it , it was when you took the spool wire out of your truck and put it the Garage! Yeah that must of been hard work , what do you compare your hard work to ?

Can someone elaborate on why he notched out under the bar where the granite counter is. If the counter is thick, wouldn’t you want the plug further away?

When we have to use two ground rods outside from the ground wire, do you come in to the service panel first then come back to the meter?

Do you do custom houses mostly?

when the world needed him the most, he vanished..

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

What’s the appropriate way to strap Romex wire to concrete

Can you do a video about deciding your lay out, deciding your load on each circuit and whatnot

Just what I was looking for! Thx!

Id be cashing in on all that extra wire he's wasting too. Lol

I think u double fed that.. might wanna go back and check

Pull like 5 at a time homie.. that way u don't have to walk your ass up and down that ladder in the garage like 500 times

You don’t give a fu#k! Cmon mayne……

Probably providing very useful information but can't hear anything from the background banging noise.

bro the hard hat and adidas is a look - tbh in new construction i didn’t know i could wear a cover

It's a shame you stopped making videos. They're well done and helpful.

Did you make sure you had 25 ohms of resistancee for your ground?

It’s. It a ground then it’s just a return

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Take u all day to drill a house out with that. Slow

As a retired master (commercial-institutional) electrician:: wear a helmet; wear PPE -- stay with a (light) 6-foot ladder -- for this type of structure you're in. Save your knees, etc., mine are shot. I've roped in miles of cable. (MC for the most part.) One fine day, you're going to fall off that shorty. It's a career ending event. That NM-B sure is slick to run. The small HVAC tube may be for 'high pressure' AC. It's seen all over in retro-fit. Watch This Old House for why. The dangling end cables would fail inspection, here, in California. (EUSERC country) I always had to set metallic boxes -- during the rough-in --- and place 3/0 mud rings -- 3/4" yet 5/8" dry wall. Etc. Our blocking ( f/lights...) had to be sheet steel. (tin) We had to move the hole to get the vanity lights dead-nuts on the plans. A lot of the cable runs you think are dicey is actually per Code. The structure is considered support -- all by itself. This saves TONS of time. Your working theory is excellent. BE repetitive. My work triggered "drive-by" inspections -- all the time. I was kept as the last inspection for the day/week.

Excellent videos,well done