How to Make Plug Spacers for Electricians

[@rey879]

Awesome Riley! Keep up the quality videos!

[@BecomingAnElectrician]

Thanks for your kind feedback.. one day at a time! Hope you are doing good out there on site!

[@JP-hj2gs]

I'm a home DIYer - and this was a recommended video. I absolutely LOVE this kind of information!!! I'm going to binge watch all your videos now!

[@BecomingAnElectrician]

Hope you enjoy. Tons of Apprentice Electrician Training on the channel, or on the website: becoming-an-electrician.com/

[@HardCharger17]

Excellent video, worked for the bathroom project I had. Thanks for sharing!

[@BecomingAnElectrician]

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[@hallowedbethygame2840]

This is real dope, share some more electric finishing tips if you have them. Almost no videos on the subject.

[@BecomingAnElectrician]

Ya I want to create a lot of videos here in coming days.. just fine-tuning a lot of things in the back-end. Thanks for your comment and patience :)

[@JackElectrician]

Another great video

[@BecomingAnElectrician]

Thanks again! 😎

[@JackElectrician]

Hi a quick question, when you use a spacer do you tape the outlet? So the screws are safer.

[@BecomingAnElectrician]

Hey! - The plastic box extension provides adequate protection in this case when using a spacer. If a metal box, I would usually tape plug screws to prevent unnecessary maintenance calls!

[@Ambassadooor2035]

Hello my friend, I hope you are fine. I have a question please. Who sets the price (apartment business)? How many sockets and bulbs? Or how many meters in the apartment? Or what ? Thank you for your efforts for us

[@BecomingAnElectrician]

Hey there.. I cannot provide advice for this. You are talking about "bidding on a job". Every building is different regarding how many lights, plugs, etc.. Project Managers use special bidding software to evaluate the price of a job and their profit margin.