Installing Miles of Wire.

[@RaisingVoyagers]

Can you believe we are finally installing the wiring?? / The first 1,000 people to click the link will get a full year of Premium membership to Woodworkers Guild of America for only $1.49: go.wwgoa.com/raisingvoyagers/ the offer is valid for new members only.

[@Winterfell1066]

I can't believe y'all are so close to being done with the house. I have been watching since you started it. I was so skeptical at the beginning and thought it was too much. Great job.

[@tammypenrose8434]

Yes I was thinking the same thing. Would love to see more of the town and other homes.

[@ronaldarcher5087]

I’ve been watching from Day 1 and as the process has become more and more elaborate and complex I keep wondering if you knew all this was coming from the day you started?

[@bernicenix5925]

I can hardly believe how fast your home has came together

[@lioness5953]

I'm so sorry for your loss. I lost my Dad recently. It hurts. Try to keep busy and spend time with family and friends. It's helped me and I hope it helps you too. 🙏💪❤️

[@sandrakarls8466]

I am again and again impressed with the good italian he is speaking!! That is such a good way to adapt to the choosen country you want to live in!! With all the different work he is doing, helping and in the end nearly doing it like the professionals, he gains so much knowledge and understanding for the future !!! Nice episode!!!

[@auroraalmeida3184]

Brady, I was just thinking that, you have your own construction company in the future because you know so much and how to do things in a professional manner too.

[@normareed9007]

I love the way Brady just joins the team and chats and works on, in Italian, as if he were born there. ❤🎉❤🎉

[@sallyballybee9683]

I started watching your channel back in February and I don't comment on any of the channels I'm subscribed to, but I wanted to express how incredibly uplifting it is to see how far you've come, Brady. You've slogged through some incredibly hard work, learning to do all the things and do them well, in often trying circumstances; weather, a tricky site, goats etc., as well as tackling a new language. Watching this episode and seeing you engage your workmates with simple kindnesses like coffee and pastries, conversing with laconic ease has me filled with such pride for you. You've come such a long way in 8 months, I've watched you grow in confidence and ability, you're an inspiration! You both are, the support and comfort your wife has always brought you is quite a thing to behold. It's a very pleasant interlude from the seeming all pervading gloominess in the world right now. Bravo!

[@carolineholland4178]

I lost my Mum recently and your channel cheers me up in this difficult time. Throughout my childhood we travelled a lot, we moved house a lot, we lived in some beautiful places. Let me tell you this, your kids will be so proud of you! So, while I'm feeling all emotional, you start telling off the goats ever so politely, the goat is staring at you with bewilderment. I was laughing my head off. Thank you!

[@silvieb2024]

Condolences. Best wishes for strength ❤️

[@64cuspofchange]

Im sorry for your loss Caroline 😢

[@ingevansand9180]

Sorry for your loss x

[@marieconway6600]

To wake up every morning is a blessing. To wake up with that view is a bonus

[@Peggypeake]

I would also like to see more of the town you live in , where you shop , the beautiful church we hear in the background and I miss the girls and there sweet interaction in the videos, I can only watch so much wire being done or stone being filled it would be fun to split the video up, part work and part play

[@Eileen-bh1zt]

He doesn't have time for that now obviously but I'm sure that will come in a future episode when they can move in .

[@michellepernula872]

All in due time. That would take away from build and eat up even more time. Winters coming and I bet they have deadlines. They aren't going anywhere so I bet that'll be in the works later but yeah I'd love to explore area through their eyes and see how the decorate home and shop for their items and see the stores next. 😊

[@margaretrollo4114]

The man is trying to build a home for his family.

[@simplyinky]

Also, safety. You don't want everyone to know where you live with kids.

[@lydm3398]

Think we will see more of the the homes we see in their backrounds once the home is done. They will surely have more time to do this. I would love to see the chapel/cathedral we hear at times when they are working. Maybe gets a neighbors thoughts to the work done here. They had to be hearing for months. It's beautiful community we get to see on their intros.

[@hanneliewiese3477]

I bet you guys are going to have one epic party with your Italian contractors when all is finished !

[@axpeg]

Inviterà anche le Capre, come portata Principale, 😁

[@beawild]

@@axpeg LOL!!!

[@64cuspofchange]

That's what im thinking ! When you live in a small town and you are doing something pretty cool like reinstating a 700 yr old home you better believe that its the talk of the town 👍

[@danielswan7320]

@@axpeggdgz

[@cculler7731]

I love the stone and stone archways. It is like walking through a castle, which is where I always wanted to live when I was younger. I was expecting the running of the wires to be more cumbersome. It was actually cool and smooth going. Your team is wonderful. They have great personalities. Great video!!

[@eizabeth1692]

I think that was the first coffee making scene we've had for quite a while.

[@jodeerisney9300]

I think the goats like your house because you are so gracious to them❤

[@sidselamundsen5051]

Goats are also very fond of people's company and they can be incredibly curious. 🐐🐐

[@jennms1586]

As someone who learned to speak 7 languages living in 7 different countries, my hat goes off to you, Brady, for immersing yourself in the local Italian culture and learning to speak Italian. It's phenomenal how you are connecting with the people working with you on your beautiful house and how they treat you as one of their own. That's the gift from them for the gift of respect you give them by making the herculean effort to communicate with them in their tongue. I'm so impressed with you and how you tackle living abroad. Thank you for taking us with you on your journey. I look forward to your great videos each and every week.

[@cahfe66]

Wow! You are drinking Lavazza gold coffee in the hills in Italy. What a dream!! You are working so hard you deserve it. Perfecto

[@debracooney3428]

There it is….making the coffee ❤. People have been missing that. House looks great!

[@MrPolford]

I bought a Bialetti because of these videos!

[@peggyclio1199]

😂😂😂​@@MrPolford

[@eternlyblsd]

This house is going to be beautiful can’t wait to see the decor when finished.

[@Dj-zz]

Incredible progress & already looking amazing. Your finished home is going to be incredible. I’m an old dude & thoroughly enjoying this. I was 28 & my wife was 25 & 3 months pregnant with our 3rd child. We took upon ourselves to build a home from scratch, as we couldn’t afford a contractor to do so. We thought we were adventurous. My widowed mother & my wife’s parents thought we were off our rockers. We accomplished the task in time to welcome our new baby daughter into our new home. I can only imagine what our parents would have said if we were you. Your adventurousness, can do attitude, & incredible hard work is showing monumental results. You’re going to have a beautiful home for a life time of treasures. Great Job

[@jeankipper6954]

Absolutely fascinating. As a US viewer, who has done a LITTLE bit of wiring, this is over the top, 5km of wires? And so much work! Yet, if you ever have a problem it is going to be ONE circuit only. Lots of work now vs DECADES (or more) of reliability and maintainability. This mentality may be why Inhabited buildings in Europe can be hundreds of years old.

[@kimberlyllamas5804]

As you're walking through the different parts of the house I'm simply amazed at how beautiful the stone craftsmanship has turned out. I can't wait to see the finished house.

[@penscruffy60]

Thank you for continuing to film for all of us out here. I SO look forward to to watching your beautiful master piece to continue to take shape. 💗

[@KellyCarol-w5i]

It’s a pretty clever way of getting the proper wires through the tubes by sending the blue wire and then attach the necessary wires to bring back through. Clever yet simplicity. 😁👍🏻😊

[@lara.hadjokas]

That fireplace, the house, that country…W🥰W. You’re brilliant!

[@jwthrussell8786]

Love that you have your outdoor kitchen back!! Imagine sitting therein early morning sunshine when you’re all done and settled in. Great vids of every step along the way! We’re up to windows and cleanup day!!! Hurray! Where’s the girls?

[@nancyf18]

Bradey I'm so glad glad the electrical workers were there to teach you how to run the wires, your Italian is good, you are almost there to having a finished home for you, Heather, Alexa, and Chloe.

[@enricofromm4994]

Una decina di anni fa ho ristrutturato un rustico dei primi del 1700 con una superfice di circa 130mq. Per l'impianto elettrico ho usato circa 6000m di cavi.

[@mercy2453]

Alesssio,,,sempre cosi bello di vederle.e il suo companio.... Sara un giorno molto triste quando voi e suo aiuto avranno finito il lavoro!! Belissimo tutto quello che fai! Spero il mio italiano non e troppo male ! :-) E tanti tanti anni da quando io habitavo in Italia. Congratulations Brady and Heather - you are crossing a threshold in your home construction!! Those stone walls look amazing!!! Where's the white goat's companion? Only one goat today? He's checking out the progress :-) Blessings to you both!

[@CherylPrevatte]

I love watching your channel and I love Italy. It is my highest dream to visit Italy in some capacity someday soon. I also love watching the scope and detail that you and your crew are putting into your home. How magnificent! As for your goat problem, it is a simple fix. Get metal gates to tie across your door openings. Tying and untying those each evening and morning, though problematic, is way better than walking in and finding your hard work destroyed. Just the same way that big cities here in the US must put lockable doors on building sites to protect against squatters and thieves, you must protect against country rogues( i.e.goats). Though I do think your problem is cuter!

[@Nello353]

Cheryl, don’t wait too long to visit Italy I waited til I was 78 and every thing in Italy is up and down so being younger is a plus. Try to spend at least two weeks,the first week will fly by but so will the second. The churches ,the art, beauty is every where,and when you’re tired stop for good Italian food and wine. I suggest seeing a travel agent with a lot of experience to plan your trip. I guarantee memories for a lifetime.

[@eileenbecker9245]

😢I'm teary seeing how fast this is progressing! Then a goat shot! When the lights go on I will be so excited ! This was like untangling xmas lights!

[@hollynoscar3534]

if anyone can work magic with stone, it's alessio! he's such an impressive master craftsman. molto good.

[@rickthompson4315]

Moto Buene. Italiana. Close to Spanish! Oh, your in Portugal? 😂😂😂

[@hollynoscar3534]

@@rickthompson4315 no idiot.. if you'd watched the episode, one of the italian workers jokingly says, 'molto good'..... i just repeated what he said cause i thought it was funny. yes. i'm italian, and it's molto buono, NOT moto buene... actually think before you post idiotic comments.

[@jampuppy]

Among many other things, I admire the consistent attention to detail even through stress, bad weather, frustration over mistakes and just plain mundane repetition. What a masterpiece of a home you and your family will enjoy for many years to come and future generations as well.

[@elsienorback7689]

Wow, that’s pretty wild how they wire a house. It seems to work well for them, especially with those old types of homes they have it Italy. Quite amazing.

[@StephanieBurdine-e2b]

Congratulations! All of your hard work is starting to take shape into an incredible home. The evolution from what you started with until now is just unbelievable! Your vision and your determination to succeed in the face of so many obstacles during this build is astounding! Installing the wiring and finishing the pointing is a giant step forward. I can't wait to see the next steps! Brady, it's been a while since I've noticed you filming the use of your outdoor kitchen with the beautiful view in the background. That is always one of my favorite little parts of your videos. I hope you will continue to use (and to share video of) an outdoor kitchen! Thanks for including that little moment in this video!

[@jodylynncr]

Really make sure you secure the house from the goats now. They LOVE TO EAT wiring!!!. You must be so proud of the work you have done. The house is beautiful. The rocks on the chummy make me smile.

[@sallydeslandes7990]

Watching you and the workmen build and grout and plumb and wire (and all the rest!) has been an enlightening education. Thank you so much for sharing each stage and process. I also respect the respect you show to the privacy of your neighbours, daughters and people of your nearby town. It has all been wonderful and I am full of gratitude for all your family do.well done to all of you!

[@kathleenwagner-boehm3938]

Great video! I ran my fathers electrical contracting company and worked in the field also. I find the differences in wiring fascinating! Thank you! Also thank Carlo for looking into the camera! He's so handsome! I'd love a Carlo saying Tshirt. Bless you all!

[@ivanapellegrino9308]

Wow it’s looking amazing 👏👏❤️

[@joycesutherland6331]

It's so nice to see you using the outdoor kitchen again!

[@merlenedawes8858]

Great job!

[@deb7518]

Brady - I can only imagine the personal satisfaction you will feel when living in this house in the years to come. Heather and the girls will feel so safe and secure, knowing that you have literally touched every stone that's there to protect them. I dare any of them to ever have the nerve to chirp up at the dinner table with "Hey, we should try living in Thailand someday!" 😂😂😂 (I wouldn't want to be at the table THAT night, lol!)😂

[@manuelafigueiredo7309]

Love when the surprise goat shows up! It's cute and funny!

[@carihuston8929]

I wonder where the other goat is?!? Did they wander into the wrong house along the way?!

[@rgw5830]

Having a chatty brother who is an electrician meant I stayed with none of the wiring but how lovely are the arches of stone with a relief of wood on some. And how proud you must be that it's even better than you could have imagined. Unfortunately, Heather will have to pare back what she puts in this space. Everything beautiful and in its place. Imagine a beautiful mirror reflecting the outside as you walk around. But I have a suggestion - all Heather's other furnishings and accessories she can place in a little holiday home, and you'll fall back in love with this home every time you walk in the door.

[@LauraVollebregt]

I wonder how electricity works in the States. In the Netherlands we also work with tubes and pulling the wiring throught it - welcome to Europe :D

[@albert_fnt]

If you daisy-chain all plug outlets from the same.cable you can overheat that cable because the excess of power load.when you use all outlets at the same time and if there's a problem in the main line of the plug in US you loose all plugs but in UE we only loose that plug. Is more expeensive but safer, specially in wood structures (that's why we use metal pieces to supporting drywall)

[@elizabethlogenecker343]

Brady You know you just love it when the goats come to visit daily I know you would miss them if they didn't come .The Electricians are very gifted andso are you Brady you have many talents .I love watching you all work it's all very interesting .I'm learning alot.😊 ❤ it.

[@SteveeCee]

This will be a weird comment for you and others, i guess. But i was a bit non-plussed with this channel a few years back... BUT I've been drawn into it so much now. I can't believe your energy, tenacity, and guile - problem solver and master of most trades. My hat is off to you. Great job.

[@zebbedea6259]

My German father-in-law built his house in the late 60's and years later retired as senior electrical engineer on a nuclear power plant. But his house switch board was a work of art. Every single power point in the building had a fuse on this board. If ANYTHING shorted out, only that point was out of commission and he knew exactly where that fuse was. It looks like a lot more work to set up, but the reward down the line is worth it!

[@rhondadillon5317]

@RaisingVoyagers Thank you for taking us along on this journey...I'm here for all of it! The days you spent laboring...tedious details...in contrast to the finishing touches....makes everyone appreciate this beautiful house/setting all the more ❤❤❤

[@cindyfaust7344]

Brady, you continue to educate and inspire..love watching the dedication and patience. Those electric wires are really something!!! The stonework is coming out beautifully…❤

[@gonzo1124]

Will you consider doing a special episode showing us the town where you live? Looks beautiful, but all we see if far away views…Thanks!

[@cheyenneblankenship8179]

As gorgeous as those rock walls are it’s made even more so with the Sheetrock walls. Gives a relief of all the coldness.

[@justme5544]

Ahhhhhh.... that coffee! I bet it is heavenly! Just like the house!

[@frankveracity]

Hi Brady. The reason why they have to have those wires in the plastic conduit and each circuit in individual ones is because they use single insulated wiring. The conduit acts as mechanical outer insulation for safety. It probably works out cheaper in the long run.

[@AdamofCA.]

very informative, Frank. Thank you.

[@Ragnar8504]

It's definitely more flexible and easier to repair if something goes wrong. Cost of labour and materials is higher than for cables that go straight into the walls.

[@angelomasciantonio]

The single insulated wiring in metal conduits is also used in commercial/institutional projects in NA. Still think they hook up several "general" outlets in series even with that system, but it does pose an issue in future if a fuse breaks and shuts down a whole series of outlets.

[@marybiddle1248]

Your videos never disappoint. I’m mesmerized by your process and love seeing each phase develop.

[@barbaraharrison6256]

I think your external doors are going to need to be stable type doors - the sort that open top and bottom. 1) for extra light and ventilation 2) as anti goat doors. 🙂

[@mariethofstede]

Dutch Doors

[@sidselamundsen5051]

That will be a funny order 😂 "I need 6 of those 'anti goat doors', do they come in different patterns?" 😂

[@sidselamundsen5051]

​@@mariethofstedeYes, they call them Dutch Doors. In Norway we call them Stable Doors. Since they were much used in the horse stables.

[@andremarais2706]

A place of real beauty. Your kids see this process and it will be very formative and inspiring. Well done.

[@runningM00nbear]

When I had my entire house rewired 20 years ago it looked just as complex. I guess Switzerland has similar regulations- at least we use the same colours 😅.

[@sidselamundsen5051]

I grew up in Norway but moved to Turkey 20 years ago. Found a house that we renovated. They are using different colours on the wires here as well, but no one cared (and many still don't care) about the "system". All colours were mixed and the only way to find out what was what we had to test each wire. We changed every single one and made sure it was done by the standard we are used to. 😅😉

[@AT-ld7kg]

in the event of a short circuit, having separate lines makes it easier to identify the damage and the entire system does not have to be changed.

[@Lee-xs4dj]

It doesnt make much difference in terms of time to find the issue. Those junction boxes are a nightmare to open and disconnect cables to find the issue. Plus they look ugly in every room. A well planned electrical plan to Dutch standards is much tidier. I think a lot of Italian refulations are outdated and purposely designed to create more work to prop up their economy and gdp stats

[@M.C.K.111]

​@@Lee-xs4djactually it's just the opposite!

[@helenmcguire4656]

Get ready for the 🌲!! First Christmas in new house!

[@cpollner]

Those opening scenes of the villages on the hills? That is the most beautiful scene! I follow folks in Positano, other mountains in Italy and I live in the foot hills of the Appalachia mountains and your view I think is the most beautiful! It just fills me with happiness. Good luck on laying all those lines. So very happy it is not me! lol

[@kdclothes]

I live in Abruzzo. We have the Gran Sasso Mtns and The Maiella Mountains. I grew up in the Blue Ridge Mtns in Virginia.

[@paulinehiggins8239]

The Appalachia Mountains are beautiful. Hope you made it through those crazy hurricanes without damage.

[@antoniosidoni5310]

​@@kdclothes Ciao. From Virginia USA to Abruzzo! Interesting to know the reasons of your moving...business, love, different life style..?

[@kdclothes]

@@antoniosidoni5310 I do not feel safe in America. I lived in Los Angeles for 40 years. I traveled much of my career. Rural Italy reminds me of the NC and Virginia mountains. I live where there is no crime, people are gentle. Life feels good here .

[@paulinehiggins8239]

@@kdclothes. We do too but had to give up a lot to get it, tiny town, 300 people, 50km to shop but we’re safe, we can go out and nit have to worry about locking up the house. I’d not live in a big city in any country. Abruzzo is a beautiful area, we looked there.

[@marthadarbanville5082]

Love the color of your grout used for pointing the walls. It’s perfect!

[@LenoraKimball]

Wow! I'm the 5th comment! Missed you yesterday & am very excited to see this today! Love to you & the girls! Cheers!

[@jonasemanuelsson3146]

In Sweden we have same system with wire in tubes - its better for fire protection, its also pretty easy to change afterwards ...

[@DannyDh66]

same here in Belgium

[@crapiecorn]

@@DannyDh66 still not very common in Belgium, new builds (+- 10 years) maybe but everything is still done with xvb cable. We can also link 8 outlet point per breaker, which is more or less the same in central Europe (some a bit less). So i'm not really sure that what he mentions about Italy is correct. If all the individual feeds end up in a junction box that lead to one breaker, they are still "linked" in a way.

[@sidselamundsen5051]

Same in Norway. 👍

[@lookingback5889]

There is no other channel more satisfying than yours! Thank you for sharing this amazing journey with us. AND THE COFFEE BREWING PART OUTDOORS ❤❤❤❤

[@michellepernula872]

3:52 use door knob drill bit to drill round perfect holes to install door knobs. Faster too.

[@Mary-h2b]

OMG,of all the videos I watched yours is the one i want to see the family move in the most. Hurry up 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉Im bursting with excitement, finally we can see the house taking shape. Wow, its been a long auld slog for you all. Keep going, not too far away from moving in date. The very best of luck with the end results. 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@lesliekwan6654]

Always happy to see your next video. Pure gold

[@lesley-annecarle]

Brady, Beaut works, all the team, passing through all the wires. Completing the pointing to your last room, your office. Fixing and cleaning the fireplace. Wow a lot of work completed.

[@susanmary4752]

It's just taking my breath away! Every time I watch I new post. It's so beautiful!!!

[@zaltdrob]

We have less Firemen here in Europe as in the US... in case of a malfunction you'll be thankfull for EU standards! Can't wait to see your house finished... Keep on going with your work, its a pleassure to watch.

[@sidselamundsen5051]

Here in Turkey there are many fires thanks to "electric work". 😮 We had problems with a fridge that constantly lost power. One electrician came and fixed it. 2 days later our house went on fire! The electrician had just changed the fuses to a higher level instead of checking out why the problem occurred. 😮🔥 Luckily, we were at home and awake and managed to put out the fire by ourselves, but I was scared for years. 😔

[@MonicaGeang-m1n]

Better good job. The house is close to finish. Wow a year now God bless you and I love you.

[@ceebeecee56]

Fascinating to watch the differences in construction that you are encountering. Great explanations. The amount of wire, oh my!

[@avivat3010]

Your videos are so interesting. Learn something new every time. I love seeing the progress. Thank you so much for sharing.

[@LaurieHiller]

It's starting to have that "storybook" charm! Gorgeous! It will be hard to leave to venture away on future travels. Looking forward to seeing the further progress with Bradley and such a wonderful local crew on Heather's videos. Keep the videos coming!

[@adriannacabrera9013]

Aww thank you so much for sharing this beautiful journey with us you guys are so amazing together keep up the good work

[@christinesales905]

As always, such technical work.

[@marieontana1392]

It’s coming together and looking great. ❤

[@hanneliewiese3477]

The colors of the stones coming through are incredible !

[@sandraschuelke5024]

You are amazing,I have watched your video since the beginning, I am so excited to see the wire going in today, wow you have gained so much skills an knowledge on building a house in Italy. I really wish it was me living next door. 😊 God Bless you for all your work and achievements. Sandy from Wisconsin.🙏👍❤️

[@CJFB1973]

Italy's way of doing thing makes so much more sense to me..... Number one they have direct current as opposed to alternating current that we have here in the US.... So having dedicated lines for each outlet makes a lot more sense. Also as I have worked and recently retired from a major electric utility I can tell you that the way that we do our electricity as far as our electricians here in the US is ludicrous. Do you know how many brand new homes have to hire a new electrician to do an electrical upgrade just to that they can have the electric they need to run things in their kitchen? And why because things were Daisy chained exactly as you described in your video that should never ever be done every single room should have their own dedicated line also a new trend here in the US is not to install a main in the breaker box the only main is outside.... And is the main that is at your meter. Brand new homes built between 2000 and 2020 we're all done this way in our area,... Somehow they got away with it now it's not being allowed anymore because they got caught but still you have thousands and thousands of thousands of homes that have been built over those 20 years that do not have a main breaker inside.... It's almost like the US is allowing these builders to get away with such cheap electrical work that you are guaranteed to have to hire an electrician to completely rewire your home afterwards if you want it done properly..... So I would say that Italy has the right state of mind get it done right the first time

[@enricofromm4994]

The electrical systems of the house are in single-phase alternating current at 230V and 50 Hz. In the video you often see three cables of different colors passing at the same time. They are blue, brown and a two-tone green/yellow wire. The brown cable is the phase (line), the blue cable is the neutral (neutral), the green/yellow cable is the earth (ground).

[@CJFB1973]

I forgot to add that these shoddy house and electric building taking place was in North Florida. Which I'm sure is no surprise to builders from other states and areas.

[@CJFB1973]

I am so in love with the stonework with the new pointing done. So very very beautiful. I do have a question, do you not use a shop vac (wet/dry vac) after you washed the stone (you was literally sweeping the water up 😮...) for a reason? Wouldn't a shop vac be both easier and better at getting the standing water out of the house? Its only a question and not meant as a critique. It comes from a place of not understanding, not criticism so please, anyone answering please be kind and not let it bring out your inner vicious troll 😊

[@beaconeersofthesevenmaps3467]

In Italy we have AC power...

[@sallydixon8639]

Wow oh WOW! It’s really starting to look like a house! Watching the putting in heated floors! Phase two! Can’t wait for phase three!! You have struggled, lifted beyond heavy, poured cement and now you are here! CONGRATULATIONS! You never gave up! I have watched your videos for three years as your beautiful girls have grown into ladies! You both have held on to your dream and it is coming into realization! With each day! But I think the goats have reserved a room!😱🎃Agh, those GOATS!😱🎃😱🎃🥳🎉👏🎊🙌🍾🥂🥳🎉🎊🎊🎊👏👏👏

[@noahkelchner276]

the reason you can run outlets in America in series vs Italy is because our standard outlets are 120v but in Europe they typically run 240v. you don't run a 240v circuit in series in America either.

[@polcat-om5ti]

Aww, wow, you still have your outside kitchen, soo pleased to see that 😊 theres something about that and hearing the church bells so magic l'm soo jelly but so,so happy for you and your family to have such a memory of alife time and you Brady so deserve every inch of that beautiful homeand view you've worked endlessly braking your back evwry day so proud of what you have a chieved so far ❤️ 😊 💖

[@nitagocht1293]

You are a great worker and builder-can’t wait to see the finished product! Miss seeing the girls and your cute cheerful wife ❤

[@TimAZ]

Ty for sharing. The wiring is very different from anything I have seen. Goats again! You definitely need an electric goat fence. Or, you could fire up the barbecue pit.

[@sidselamundsen5051]

Knowing this family a bit now and their love for animals, I think they will end up buying those goats and make a beautiful house and garden for them. ❤❤

[@beverlysmith9854]

Wow the view and the Rock inside is gorgeous! ❤

[@josweets6309]

Thank you for sharing your renovation; it’s incredible what you have achieved. Your attention to detail is impressive and I look forward to your weekly updates. We have a family home in Italy so have some understanding of the strict rules and legislation which is tightly enforced. Huge thanks again ❤

[@patriciapoyanestebanez408]

En España la electricidad se monta igual que en Italia , para mi es el sistema más seguro , más limpio y más fácil de arreglar cualquier avería futura . Yo ahora tengo que actualizar la electricidad de una casa que tiene 50 años y simplemente se sacan los cables de los tubos , se meten otros modernos y se cambian los fusibles de las cajas y los mecanismos , no tienes que romper nada .

[@alfredrichter6236]

In Germany you don’t have to have a line of wire per outlet. I made a ringline in every room and placed the outlets along this ringline. I also divided the lines for light and outlets even on a different fuse. So when the fuse of the outlets goes I still have light. When the fuse of the light goes I still can plug in a light in one of the outlets.

[@sidselamundsen5051]

Germans are always ahead in so many areas! 👍 I will look up what you describe, maybe it is possible to implement in other countries as well?!

[@leesnow343]

That is a lot of wire, and I think you talk to nicely to the goats❤

[@jeanadamsick9854]

WOW, THAT ELECTRICAL SYSTEM THERE, IS CRAZY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! THE HOUSE IS COMEING ALONG!!!!! Do take care. Fl., USA

[@carolfaberpeake857]

Wiring done! 🎉 back to stone and pointing! 🎉

[@judit1783]

if one goes back to the beginning videos, they will be blown away with the transformation, workmanship and amount of work done! Good job, well done you.

[@cannedangel8550]

Amazing how you are already installing all the wiring. The stone looks gorgeous!!! I bet Heather and the girls must be so happy. Kuddos to the whole family and the amazing team. Fantastic work!!

[@karenlee6501]

A complete work of art and love. It's really beautiful and so coming together. ❤

[@kenoshahardcore8996]

You guys are doing an amazing job restoring and converting your place. Been watching almost sense the beginning love watching your journey !

[@peachy618]

Your house is looking amazing, you work so hard ..I love the friendship you've bonded with the workmen and banter between you all...I love watching your journey from the UK...

[@rosschamberlain1823]

Still amazed at the process! It's going beautifully and I can't wait to see the next episode. I'm finding as an engineer the wiring methods very interesting. Here in the U.S. the wiring would be in conduit, PVC or metal, Romex, or BX cable, depending on codes, environmental conditions, etc.

[@Barnzoid]

Truly a 'fishing' expedition!

[@sidselamundsen5051]

😂 Yes, just not so much to catch...except electricity in the end.

[@elisabetta4478]

I'm now curious to watch somewhere how the electrical wiring system is done in the US...

[@janemaryagnes]

The wires are different colours , but TRUST ME - also label each one as you go ….. this advice comes from bitter experience ! Saves so much time and heartache in future.

[@tonyanddeb1012]

The different colours are for earth (ground in US?) live and neutral. They'll route back to the consumer unit where they'll be grouped and labelled. They'll be 2.5mm core for the power sockets and heavy draw items like boilers etc. and 1.5mm cores for the 10A lighting circuit. All the outer sheath colours will be one of the same three though.

[@1088RIL]

I love how you converse in Italian with the crew. I am impressed with your Italian, and yes, the house is coming together and looks great. See you next week!

[@RitaVernoy]

Love the views. It’s interesting to see that the same techniques used in Italy are what is done here in Paraguay. Two of my son in laws have built their own homes just this way with the electricity 😊

[@Naturedrawn]

Such a masterpiece in the making. Bravissimo.