Electrician Hacks and Tricks: ABR Electric

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[@mikieboyblue]

Thanks for the shout-out! I have been having a chat about drywallers and rotozips on the Electrician Talk forum. Fun discussion. For the backsplash area, been trying the adjustable boxes. I think on the next job, I'll use old work boxes across the board after the drywall is up. Then we know it will be set right.

[@abrelectric]

Good idea. Thank you

[@leestokes6761]

I run into the outlet/light switch too far back issue quite often when replacing them in my house. I’ve used spare washers or nuts to foil the gap. The wire coiled ‘round the screwdriver is neater and make more sense. Certainly prevents the “where the heck did I put those washers muttering. The Sniffer-in-Chief was hilarious.

[@leestokes6761]

Foil=close. How spell correct did that one???

[@abrelectric]

@@leestokes6761 understood what you meant. Old infantryman always closing the gap ;)

[@Ryan-en7sl]

3rd year apprentice here. Really enjoy your videos. Please share more of your hacks/tips & Tricks like this. Your experience is invaluable, and the more you can share the more it helps the new guys out. Thanks for sharing!

[@abrelectric]

Thank you. I will take that to heart

[@michaeladams9129]

Adjustable boxes are a good hack if you wanna spend $4 a box. No need for cute caterpillar. Thought you were giving a shout out to your brother but it was some other Michael!

[@abrelectric]

You know my brother? He's the best :)

[@abrelectric]

Of course, I have two brothers...

[@SavedByFaithInJesus]

4:00 F.E.D.S or Field Expedient Device Support. 5:00 I have a dedicated philips, with a hole drilled at hilt, wrapped to the tip with 14 wire, measure and cut with diags. Another Electrician bends the yoke/ears in... eehhhh. It works faster, not sure on the long term. Those plastic spacers are a PAIN to work with.

[@abrelectric]

Thank you

[@michaeladams9129]

This guy has a thing for smelling stuff.

[@jasonblaha6891]

Smell hack lolzzz the potate looking for a young person to smell lolz

[@rustyclark6263]

Old grandpa hacks

[@abrelectric]

Absolutely. Got any to share?