Wiring BASICS Made Easy - Running ROMEX for Switches and Outlets

[@usa5439]

Great video. Gets right to the point, easy to understand and follow. Liked and subbed 👍

[@mancyclediy]

I really appreciate that - THANK YOU!

[@machina_aeterna]

I asked chat GPT to find me a professional grade teaching video that shows me how to wire Romex into a junction box. This was the number one video suggested by chat. GPT. And it doesn't disappoint. Great video

[@mancyclediy]

@machina_aeterna You have encouraged me with your kind words. THANK YOU. I'm glad it helped!

[@bevsucceeds]

Wow I learned so many new tips in this video - the 1/2” tabs on the electrical box, the 6/12 rule, just to name two. This was great! Thank you.

[@mancyclediy]

@bevsucceeds That’s awesome, thank you!

[@JustinSpakable]

As a union sparky, ill say you did great. Keep it up, bud.

[@mancyclediy]

Haha - doing my best! Thanks!

[@DonaldJr90]

Appreciate the knowledge! Thanks Teach!

[@mancyclediy]

My pleasure, friend!

[@surferdude642]

Good job, however, I would strip the sheathing, connect the grounds using a green wire nut or a Wago connector, trim and fold the conductive wires deep into the box. Important if a roto zip is used to cut out for the boxes. I would have considered a service loop for the cable before box entry in case mistakes were made. Are you using pigtails or wiring directly to the screws?

[@mancyclediy]

Thanks for the tips! Pigtails.

[@karlhoegle346]

Good info!

[@mancyclediy]

Thank you! I'm hopeful it helps someone!

[@jgeisler]

Right or wrong, I use 12 ga even if 14 would be sufficient.

[@mancyclediy]

All good there @jgeisler - as you know, heavier gauge can be used without danger.

[@TediBare]

😂❤❤❤

[@TediBare]

Super powerful ninja thumbs?!! I love it

[@mancyclediy]

😹

[@michaelbluejay]

Great video, except the beginning should state that this kind of work requires an electrical permit (for a reason).

[@mancyclediy]

Absolutely