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[@brianbenton8478]

Hands down one of the most informative, entertaining, and well shot videos on a shop build. Love this series.

[@fatjeff8083]

Oh Brother, Maui is clearly YOUR dog with the way he was following you around. Enjoy your new pup.

[@savielrivera8665]

I don’t know about others but I had a 😊 in my face just seeing power in the shop I’m happy for you kept the videos coming

[@Laterdays2]

You’re doing it brother! You’re doing it!!

[@Meh-2023]

Run a couple of pre-terminated fiber cables. Use that as your vertical wiring from the house to the shop. Then all you need is a switch and access point in the shop to extend your home. The Ubiquiti Dream machine is a great start if you want to get a little more serious with great community support.

[@rootbeer9908]

Great advice

[@OriginalMomo]

Welcome to the family, Maui!

[@Motorcyclefan17]

The power brings more bright ideas!

[@CloudiiPanda]

I love seeing a pup following you every step. Miss my yellow lab, she would do the same.

[@jonathonsmith8607]

This has been an awesome journey watching you grow your channel. I hope it keeps going strong

[@philly7558]

That's just a great feeling to have done, plus a shop dog... outstanding!!!

[@djpmatchbox]

my recommendation as someone who does networking for a living. put your modem and router in a location where all your wires for your house come to. Then get yourself a Eero router(mesh). Make sure they can be plugged into ethernet. Then your garage eero can be wired directly to the main eero by your modem(wired backhaul is what it is called). This is the easiest and cheapest option. Or you can go with brands like ubiquiti and have an actual access point in the garage, but that gets pricey.

[@epach1747]

the puppy! 😍 I smiled every time the puppy came on screen! also, good job with the build.

[@legod1717]

Awesome! Power always makes it more of a reality! Love this series!👍😎

[@nickp3173]

Looks great brother, keep going! Almost there. The rest is the fun part. Finishing with perfection!

[@FrnkS376]

Love your content. It would be awesome if you added solar panels on the entire roof and have it attached to the board. Would be awesome to see you have renewable energy on your property. Especially with all the sun your property is exposed to receive.

[@bigesmotorpool]

Heck yeah! Power is such a game changer when it comes to this stuff. And I'm jealous you got to add your internet cable. I intended to in my build, but the power company came earlier than scheduled (by a couple days) and I couldn't be there. Here the power company runs the underground to the new meter (I did a separate meter and panel vs. sub panel).

[@RoadhogRNA]

Congrats, on the shop lights and power.

[@TreyRuiz-yv8hu]

Congrats man! Can’t wait to see it continue to come together

[@dannyoliveira4787]

Way to go brother, looking awesome.

[@mayhemmayo]

KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK

[@larrylucas5731]

Yep, it's pretty badass!

[@dangregg3189]

That's awesome news I love your channel. All family included. Your new puppy rocks. Do you still have your other dog? I didn't see him.

[@adog4180]

You should use Lutron switches from every thing that needs power this way can ask your voice assistant of choice to turn on things for you.

[@rdeluna11]

Looking Good Brother!

[@Jrrucker1]

I literally had to do this about a month ago for my garage project. I only had to go about 25 feet from the house, and I was able to connect directly from the meter box.

[@robertmaynard8619]

Pupper! 😍The shop's not bad either... 😉

[@markdavidson7510]

seriously cute puppy

[@Meh-2023]

If you are able, always leave a strand or two of pulling rope in conduit. Copper in network cable fails at times.

[@toxicgamer2835]

When you fill it in put warning tape in at that 1ft deep so that if anyone ever digs there in the future they will knows theres high amp wire there before they hit it

[@tonykash7901]

Dam just got approval and already the video is out.

[@LonestarHawaiian]

I've been ready and waiting for that dang approval 🤣

[@pdmark311]

other than your LED lights I would make sure each wall has its own breaker and would do every plug with 12/2 using nothing but 20 amp plugs.

[@LZCPRO]

I'm an electrician in a different state, everything was looking good for the install except when they whipped out the cable for the feeders to the shop. Based on what I visually saw that cable isn't rated to be underground, anything in conduit underground needs to be wet location rated. There are many conductors rated to be pulled underground, and pretty much all of them are individual conductors not cables. What they installed is used for feeders going to panels in different parts of a building. Also I don't know if they talked to you about it, but I personally would've much preferred sheetrock damage above the panel inside instead of big pipe on the outside of the building.

[@Teaguejc]

I'm getting ready to do basically the same thing he just did. From my limited research, I can't find a wire that is rated to run through my attic and in conduit underground. I was just about to ask what type of wire that was they used when I came across this comment. From my understanding and limited reading of the NEC 2020 (current for my state) my current plan is to run 2/0-2/0-2/0-1 SER from panel across garage down the exterior of the house in conduit to a junction to splice direct burial down to shop, then another splice back to SER in conduit into shop. OR do you know of a cable that can be run both through the attic and through conduit underground. My total run is 200ft. Thanks

[@v8tergt653]

Was that wire required by inspection? I quoted different wires for my new shop which Im building at the moment as well, I ran 350’ and I got a much better deal using No4 seperate wires and I put them into 1 1/2” C40 pvc Pipe and 2’ underground, I just used a backhoe to dig that trench, that machine wouldn’t have touched the soil we have over here, it’s very rocky and stupid hard . We tried drilling holes for the footings and after 1hr using a big machine we had one hole . Took an entire day to drill the holes which weren’t even deep at all but doesn’t need to with such hard compacted soil . My shop is going to be a 50’x100’ with 3 12x12 doors . Been planning it for years and finally making progress on it , Im using 8” thick cement forms, and cementing up 20” per form, and I can go 1 form up per day and Im at form 7 right now, going to 8 right now out of 12 on the front wall, and 10 on the rear.

[@mikeburnett7028]

The biggest problem with these rental trenching machines is they never sharpen or replace the chains. Thus, it takes 4 times longer to trench it in. So, most times it takes a 2 day rental time to do the job, so it costs an extra day rental fee

[@scooterjes]

If that CAT 6 is in conduit I would consider in the end to replace it with fiber would be much better over the long haul with much more flexibility/speed options.

[@scooterjes]

The reason I added this is Copper ethernet is "limited" to 100m(approx 330 ft) while fiber can literally run MILES with the right equipment on the ends of the fiber. As a added bonus should you(or any future owner of the house) could easily run much faster networking speeds.

[@wherewolf85]

I got bad news. Your electrician used SER for your shop service. SER is not rated for underground burial (even in conduit). It is strictly for service entrance/interior panel to sub-panel connections. The sheathing on the wire isn't meant to deal with the temperature ratings it will experience in the ground and will lead to a much shorter life span.

[@pward684]

Never seen an electrician that actually cleans up his mess 😆

[@GDDNET]

Since you ran it through conduit should not be too much of a problem, but I would never run copper comms between building, fiber costs the same and the media converters are well worth the cost of not having lighting take out electronics in both buildings

[@sevilleweathington6931]

puppyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy!!!!!!!!😃😃😃😃😃😃

[@johngreen2039]

Dude... separate service, or 400 on the house, split 200 to the shop,... you gonna WANT them amps.

[@jeffejames1]

I was thinking the same thing, a normal 200amp service to a house split to the the new shop and trying to power up all the equipment he was talking about.....good luck!

[@texZR2]

Texas CLAY SUCKS!!! (says another dude living in Texas) But happy you are approved to go forward And CONGRATS on the VAN!! Congrats on hitting 200K subscribers too!!

[@williamking200]

100amp panel seems small for a building that size

[@dunner8125]

So I’m curious…why didn’t ya have the power company just run power to building n have its own meter…I was snapping breakers here n there when we had the garage at my parents n did it this way n garage half the size of yours

[@RobertMashburn-k6b]

I know expensive but should have directional bored

[@bdtrkdrvr430]

Did I miss the video on the new van?

[@Anthony-stama]

Hi

[@EdA-bz3bu]

is the CAT cable shielded? are you going to run water while your are at it?

[@sevilleweathington6931]

can you please make a maui puppy yt channel

[@lars949]

bummer they ran that conduit on the front of your garage, would have been less intrusive to cut away the sheetrock and run it through the wall.

[@Anthony-stama]

You hit 203,000 sub what’s next

[@1negev1]

100amp? that was stupid i got 200 in my home lift air compressor, welder have fun

[@bo_knows33]

Awesome vid! I sent y’all an email a while back. Get it? Thank you!😊

[@Jay_Gaming24]

Top 5 min gang 👇

[@Alfred92551]

Hello, who are you using for your concert work and electrical? I am in east Texas and I can use a good contractor.

[@Billy_Built]

Maybe I missed it in the video but what wire are you running underground for the 100 amp service? 4-4-2? Amazon link?

[@LonestarHawaiian]

My electrician purchased the materials, I believe it was called EMT, but I'm sure someone much more experienced than me in the comments can answer? Anyone?

[@Billy_Built]

@@LonestarHawaiian that would be awesome! I was literally looking at renting a trencher and doing this exact same thing for myself beginning of next year.

[@vincemanley3911]

Channel got infinity better add a dog and a black lab, ❤

[@masterfabricator]

Should of listened to us in beginning and did the electrical when you were in the digging phase put the conduit in the ground. 🤦

[@Robo-hy8xu]

I have been betting my wife the wrong shit

[@chadgodfrey4364]

Damn the bots are all in the comments

[@LonestarHawaiian]

Every time... I block at least 10 every video I launch. @KZbin - fix this.

[@gearsspinning9762]

If lose you Have to own a Toyota Prius or Honda Ridgeline if you lose a bet with your wife 😂

[@4h2un]

Yes not a problem ill stop working to watch your video.

[@larrylucas5731]

I was wondering when are you going to wake up? Digging by hand sucks.

[@LonestarHawaiian]

Facts

[@lightswitch2159]

Lovely. Another clickbait title. If it were "sketchy" it would not have been approved.

[@LonestarHawaiian]

Electrical plans submitted by home owner with zero electrical experience drawn out on poster board = my definition of sketchy. But to each his own. 👌🏽

[@wesley1983]

13:48 fiber, getting cheaper and future proof for longer then cat6.

[@codyharder6390]

@13:31 sneak peak of the new build?!

[@travisjxxx]

Why didn’t you just rent a mini excavator?