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blgoode

blgoode

Knifemaker / Craftsman / Service Provider
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Well, the new shop has the begining stages of wiring going on. I have all my boxes installed and the holes drilled. 1/3rd strung and I am glad I dont make my living as an electrician :)

Hope to get her finished up tonight so I can tap into the house this weekend.
Wish me luck!
 
Are you wiring for 220 volts? You going to put in insulation? Thats what I am doing this time. All the new wiring is in place and working. Will start the plywood paneling this W.E. At the rate I am moving,due to this heat, it will be cold weather when I finish.
 
I have 220 going to the shop. Then 3 legs of 110 and 1 leg of 220.

Got 3 legs done tonight and the insulation tomorrow. Man its hot!!!
 
He HE . No TV in there for me..........Thats for the couch with the wife and kids:thumbup:
 
Brian be careful wiring it yourself and not by a licensed electrician. God forbid there be a fire, if it is found that an unlicensed person wired the building, the insurance won't cover it. I've seen this happen to a friend.
Scott
 
thanks for the info Scott. My Uncle was the repair man for a local cotton mill. HE will be soing the hard part. I just ran the boxes around the room. I'll have to get him to inspect my work :thumbup:
 
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