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Category: Roughing-In
The rough-in stage is actually the most important part of an electrician. You must make sure you mount your boxes in the right places and heights, as well as pull the correct wires to that box; or you’ll be fishing wires and opening up drywall come the finishing stage! (You can easily prevent these mistakes with a little bit of planning ahead of time.)
How to Strip Wire Jacket from NMD90 (Residential Wire)Learn how to strip NMD90 wire jacket (residential wire) the best way (in my opinion!) with no compromised…Read More →
Residential Wire vs. Commercial WireLearn when to use residential and commercial wiring by determining its environment.. like fire-rating, mechanical damage, and many…Read More →
How Circuit Numbers Work in a Three-Phase Electrical PanelHow circuit numbers work in a three-phase and single-phase panel, and how to share a neutral with different…Read More →
Drilling Holes in Structural Wood Beams for Electrical WiresIt's VERY important you are aware of the rules before drilling into structural support beam. The best advice…Read More →
How to Read an Electrical Panel SchedulePanel schedules are what guide us as electricians on what tasks to accomplish next.Read More →
An Electrician’s Guide to Roughing InLearn how to rough-in as a residential and commercial electrician by covering topics such as splicing wires, bending…Read More →
How to Mount and Install Electrical Boxes in Wood FrameHow to install an electrical box outlet, and how to properly mount a light switch in the rough-in…Read More →
Plan Routes Before Drilling Holes for Electrical WiresIt's important to pre-plan your routes before drilling holes to save you time during the wire-pulling stage.Read More →
Always Check the Other Side of the Surface You’re DrillingIt may sound obvious, but it's so important to check the opposite side of the material you're drilling…Read More →
Drill Your Wire Holes LevelIt's important to drill at the same height to make wire pulling easier. Otherwise, it causes unnecessary friction,…Read More → 