Installing All Electrical + Venting for a Full Bath

[@Ebikelover]

And Kordare said let there be light and there was light, I like all the tools laid out on the tables so no bending over and searching. Keep up the great work man.

[@Kordare]

Thanks a lot🤘

[@caring-assoul_]

8:53 I would reconsider the location of that fan exhaust on the soffit. You can have mold issues down the line.

[@usmarinekenny]

For future references since it’s been a year and the drywalls probably up by now; next time you tie into a circuit, use the same gauge wire to continue it as you tied 14 awg wire in with a 12 awg wire, and 14 is rated for 15 amps. The code reference for that is Article 334.80 for ampacity rating being 15 amps for 14 awg nm-b cable and the table that references the ampacity is table 310.16 and the 60°C column is used along with TW, and UF which is the grey underground feeder cable you see all the time used outdoors. Just shooing some knowledge your way. Other than that sir, that bathroom looks awesome.

[@Kordare]

Thank you! I actually ended up running a new circuit after this video for the bathroom to be on a separate circuit from the refrigerator.

[@ianmedlam7295]

Another great vid. I am enjoying this build series. Very clean work. Nice craftsmanship, not just content but good consteuction

[@Kordare]

Thanks a lot!

[@wulfgar117]

Just a suggestion (from a rookie home owner), the wago lever nuts are much easier to use than wire nuts and are also much better for connecting can lights if they have stranded wire connecting to the solid core main feed

[@Kordare]

Great suggestion, I've used them but never in home wiring.

[@bazilwreckerloughead]

Nice work man, electrical work has always intimidated me.

[@Kordare]

Thanks! It's pretty straightforward once you do it a few times

[@c0wb0yTV]

thank you for making cool stuff and sharing

[@Kordare]

🤘🤘

[@CrummyVCR]

This building is so freakin' sick dude. I really want to build something similar one day. Also if you moved the fridge where you want to that space would be a really good pantry size.

[@Kordare]

Thanks! And yeah I agree.

[@Scoobymolly]

You are so talented glad I came upon your channel

[@Kordare]

Thank you 🤘

[@ChristopherHarris6005]

Awesome video as always Kordare.

[@Kordare]

🙌🙌

[@DiscoFang]

In USA do you use the same gauge wire for lights and power points? If you add 10A wire onto a circuit with a 20A breaker that wire becomes the failure point for an overload. The wire itself becomes the fusible link. Fire risk.

[@Kordare]

We do use the same gauge wire for lights and power outlets in the USA.

[@DiscoFang]

@@Kordare 👍

[@GregoryMauldin]

Agreed - the 14ga romex is only rated for 15A circuit. It looks like you tied it into an existing 20A circuit (the yellow 12ga romex). That's done incorrectly.

[@hunterm.172]

Probably too late but dont forget to add a water line there for your fridge

[@Kordare]

The one I'm currently using is close by so I can just run it over through the cabinet. But good point.

[@hunterm.172]

@@Kordare sounds good-I made that mistake and now I have no ice haha

[@a-train4854]

Are you self taught? Electrical work always freaks me out

[@Kordare]

Yes I am other than one construction class in high school 😂. It really isn't bad once you do it a few times.