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Damn bro!!!! Clean work. Love it! Thats how ya do it

Terrible

With the adjustable boxes… do you have trouble with the tile guys not cutting around the box to where you can’t use the adjustable feature unless you cut some tile?

Very clean install! Its nice that you can install your supply side bonding jumper and grounding electrode conductoa in the meter bank. Here the utilities dont allow anything in the meter can.

Nice job man! Keep up that clean work

Nice Job Sir..... hey I love how so many commenters hate how you torque your terminations.... LOL.... What a bunch of fools, apparently they were not taught properly... Yes, and over tightening is just as bad as under tightening the terminations... They are complete jack asses!!! but thats part of their charm I suppose

yes, if sub was adjacent to main panel then try to keep alike...otherwise, it doesnt matter in the least. If sub was in another room then it dont mean nothing, tnx

Cool thanks for posting this. As an electrician can I replace my old baseboard heaters with new ones on my own? Seems simple enough…. Thanks

Huge time saver!

He thinks we run on 220 HZ

Heavy ass chandelier

For me being at apprentice level at a private career college for electrical I want to say thank you for your videos and showing me different tools like this one I will most certainly buy lol that’s amazing kick offset

Would you mind explaining why this location only has a single bypass meter socket of the 4?

Excellent. Curious, does the GEC on the 2 pvcs/IBT loop to the same ground rods?

Let’s goooo

Funny you mentioned buying bags. They got banned in Delaware and chain stores no longer give them out.

Nice! Ive heard about these from the old timers but never seen one.

so glad this is no longer code. I hate cutting these in.

Very good job.

Not new to me. I usually bring the bottom cut at the seam

Doug, we tell our apprentices to keep busy and sort out stock.

Nice work! Do you guys not do gfi on panel outlet?

😂😂😂

Poop! Use vinyl box

Holyshit bro.... I'd had to use flex bit. Cuz noway my big ass fitting in there lol

Journeyman tight is good enough

He did it as a temporary fix and then videod it people to comment on.

I HAVE VERY STRICK RULES I GO BY ON ELECTRICAL PANELS. I SLEEP BETTER KNOWING I COVERED ALL BASES. I CAME ACROSS A JOB WHERE SOMEONE SOLDERED THE WIRES TOGETHER AND TAPED THE CONNECTIONS . BIG NO NO ! ONLY PRESSURE CONNECTIONS , WIRE CAPS ,ETC.

10 copper

SO whats the issue here ??? i didnt see any smoke nor burnt wires

Learn to do it right without that garbage and you'll be more skilled and can charge more

Just use your bender man...

Fake video, those things dont work that easily and with one hand too. Fake

That’s a fire eating to happen.

Called lil kicker. Nice for control panels makes all of the pipes exact.

What's the fix

Offset maker?

Yeah any wiring pre 2020 is just all wrong.

Never seen torquing this smooth. Wish i saw this one before i got my Neiko (still good though, but i like this better).

It worked right? Electrical is easy anyone can do it.

i fucking hate landlords

Disconnect not ul listed as a j box or wire nuts not rated for damp/ wet location !!

I guess he couldn’t afford bit 1/0-2/0 and #2 wire lol cheap a&$ going to burn that breaker 😂

Nice tool

I see this shit all day long but it does brings me a lot of business

Tap and run baby

But the owner sure saved a bunch of money

So what's the problem? No smoke, no burnt wires yet. :)

Hey Doug I totally agree with adding the surge protector there but I wasn’t aware that it was required in a sub panel. I know 230.67 requires it when replacing service equipment but you did not replace any service equipment. I looked thru article 242 and couldn’t find anything. Could you let me know where in the code book it requires a surge protector in a sub panel?

Can’t stand a mofo who doesn’t use fiber bushings