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When the crushed stone was put down it was sprayed and hand compacted. Power was run out there 2 years after putting the shed in. So I'm thinking when the trench was dug that's when that corner settled. The shed was bought from a local shed company. To adjust the door the last time I loosened...

Trying to figure out the settling in my 12x24 shed. Its sitting on a foot of gravel. 2 winters ago we had some bad frost heaves and the shed settled. You can see in the picture the RH main door drags hard on the lower inside edge and the LH door just scrapes at the top. Im thinking the outside...

Its 100ft just to the shed, plus the wiring inside. Figured the last outlet would be about 130+ ft from the breaker. I figured over a run like that code wouldnt allow for the voltage loss

Would running 10 gauge though the house, underground to a box on the backside of the lb where it enters the shed then change to 12 gauge to the rest of the shed be acceptable? That would be 100ft or so of 10 gauge feeding the shed for voltage loss. Just don't know if it's acceptable to splice 10...

No need for dual circuits. Theres an outlet right next to the shed from the washer for my welder and other power hungry stuff. Shed just needs some lights and outlets for chargers and a drop light. I was going to use m/c wiring in the shed for protection. I need to see what the inspector says...

Just running this by to make sure I am thinking correctly. Running power to my shed for lighting and a few outlets. My thinking so far is to run 10/2 uf from a 20 amp breaker through the basement (60ft), out of the house then underground about 15 ft to the shed. Once in the shed the 10/2 will...