Annex Final Inspection - Running Conduit To The Yard Light
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- Опубліковано 17 жов 2024
- 7/21/24
With the panel up on the wall I can mount the clamp racks too.
Pretty easy since I designed it with the option of mounting it to any flat surface. 😁😎
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Hurrah Dave looks real good and outstanding progress - safe too!
Thanks Jerry. Hope things are going well for you.
Nice job on that conduit and junctions. Do it right. Do it once! Turn that darn fan on! Help with the cool downs. 😅
That's the plan!
Getting closer every time. Try to stay cool up there! We are always praying for you and Lydia 🙏🙏🙏
Slow but sure. Time constraints are always an issue. The clean fan is helping. 😀😎
GOOD FOR YOU!! Another 1/12 inch rain last night and beans and squash out the ears. Been stringing and snapping. Son-in-law going to take his test for surveors licence monday. Ought to ace it. I will be here mowing. Glad to bge able to even do that. God Bless All Yall
Glad your truck garden is working out well
Glad your SIL is adding skills. Mowing needs some attention here too.
I know an old feller by the name of Joe that's retiring and might need some side work, maybe you can find a few chores around the Annex for him.
If Joe wants to come and help I will welcome him.
If I could hire an apprentice I would.
Unfortunately this isn't a money making business. I have managed to create some remunerative processes that support the budget needed to continue creating for the channel. I don't create a marketable physical item that could be sold at a profit.
As a kid I had friends and neighbors who hung out at my Dad's workshop in the barn behind the house. Since the goal was never to make money we helped our friends and neighbors with a weld if needed, a pipe threaded, the wheel on a bicycle tightened or a flat fixed. There was usually one or more people working on something else to help lift an item or offer advise on a problem.
I am hoping to have a similar situation here.
God willing I will have an interest developed in the community.
You conduit! 😆 actually you did. I hate AFI with a passion we lived so long without it now it's the new standard. It will trip on anything and it's super frustrating. We use diablo brand hole saws for a reason it's just a quick release to pull the hole saw off the bit to clear the plug super lazy. The other nice thing is there 50% longer than most holesaws so you can avoid extensions and pesky stuff like that. I'm glad you'll have a outside light never underestimate how much of a detourant it can be. Make sure to get something obnoxiously bright 🌞 so you notice it from your room. I personally always run a extra wire myself better to have it than not. It's nice to have a 3way return or additional hot for a fanlight combo. Loved seeing the teather working well just hanging out of the way while you were handling other tasks. Great work take it slow and easy!
The AFI is a mandated install. I also had an instance where it could have been a big help.
In the basement here we were using short zip cord extention to run a light next to the bed in Apt B.
The water softner drain overflowed and soaked the carpet the cord was laying on. Salt water conducts so the salt water shorted out the plug and if the floor hadn't been wet would have set the house afire.
The AFI breaker would have tripped.
If I were doing this for a living I would be using Diablo hole saws.
I have a 7 1/4" Diablo on the Skil worm drive saw. I have cut multiple nails and it still is sharp.
Most of my tools are from flea markets and garage sales. I seldom buy new and if I do I get the best available. Buy once cry once.
At the same time I show how to sharpen and reuse old tools often thought of as unusable. It works out for all of us.
The 800 watt LED dusk to dawn yard light will be helpful in a lot of ways. I have to keep in mind that I don't want to annoy the neighbors.
When the school put up an addtion they added perimiter lighting on the walls. It was so bright my neighbors complained and the school put in smaller bulbs.
I didn't mind. I could read a newspaper, if I had one, in the tractor shed with the tent flap down. While wearing sunglasses. 😀😎
An extra wire will allow for expanding if needed. I can only have 8 duplex recepts on a breaker. I'm splitting up the power to the accessory extention cord reel and the door opener to keep from crossing the line. I have some machines that I will be running off buss drops so they can be mobile. Just drop the line from the ceiling and power up the horizontal band saw, a portable grinder, etc so I won't be tripping over cords.
Yes the tether has been a big improvement in using the battery op tools. Come to think of it I used the cord on the 110 v tools as a kind of tether. 😀😎 A lot harder to use because it involved tying an untying the cord all the time.
Aeesome...good luck
Passed! Yay!!!