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Hi Everyone, I upgraded my electrical panel and converting my garage to an ADU to make some extra income. I added two-meter spots so the ADU can pay for their electricity separately. I pulled a permit for the main house as an electrical panel upgrade and ran all new outlets and wires. Also got...

All three dimmers (including the fan light switch) are connected to the same red wire nut here. I edited the picture. Hope it makes sense. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I connected the second black wire to the two black wires with the red wire nut and the second black wire to the two red wires with the yellow wire nut. Is this correct? I didn't hear any **** this time either. Update: The fan or light didn't turn on with the current connection. the only...

The garage looks great. #inspiring

Thanks for the reply. There is no black wire (only red and white) coming from the box where the fan is. I am going to cut the exposed cable off of the red wire as well. It's been a while so i need to open the switch box to get familiar with the wiring again.

Hey Everyone, I am attempting to install a ceiling fan/light, but I am stuck with the light switch install. 1st picture: fan connected, properly I hope. 2nd picture: light switches 3rd picture: 2 light dimmers included with fan The 2 light dimmers have two black wires and a ground wire...

Thanks for the tips guys. The lights were sensored lights and my wife wanted them on a switch so the electrician handled it using a roundish blue plastic box. He also told me that I need to get a gfi for our outdoor outlet. Are these as easy as replacing an indoor outlet/light switch? :dunno:

I just had time today to remove ve the siding and I am going to need an electrician because the cable is too short and I don't know where it's going into since there is no attic space to further investigate. The other cable is a speaker wire but not sure where it leads to. We just bought the...

I am not sure where the cable is coming from yet. I am going to ask him tomorrow. Through the studs was what I was thinking of doing too. 14/2 is the type of cable? Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Hi GJ! There is a light that I want to move closer to my French doors so it can flank the opposite light by my door. Am I going to need an electrician to move the white cable on the right if it's too short for me to move it? Or can I extend it myself with the proper electrical wire(s)...

Goals! I still have a bunch of boxes in my garage that my wife and I have yet to look through from the move in August Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Great to know. I thought you needed to buy something to get the batteries. I am going to go pick up the Earthquake XT today. I went in to HF two days ago, but they were out of stock. [emoji35] Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I stopped buying Craftsman in 2009. It's a shame how much products are made in China. Smh Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Nice! I have been wanting to add a 20 amp outlet in the garage for my compressor and another under the stairs for my TWC Modem/Directv Modem. ***Today I grabbed my blower and blew out the leaves/dust from my garage.

I asked my wife if she wanted to do something like that, but she wasn't a fan. My mom needs a sink in the back house too so I am gonna give her the Pedestal sink so she doesn't have to by one. Tips on general cleaning marble flooring and backsplash? And sealant? Sent from my iPhone using...

We decided to go with a whole new sink. The bathroom is small so small is really precious. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

All I have is M12 fuel (except the vacuum and the free ratchet that came with the drill/impact kit for 199). I didn't know the m12 fuel impact had different settings. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I feel like the m12 drill is more powerful than the impact. I tried to drill in a screw into a 2x6 and it only went in half way with the impact. That's why I decided to keep the M12 Impact (with some screws) in my nightstand for convenience and when my wife asks me to do something that requires...

Great input. I figured they wouldn't be too powerful. But they are great tools to have in your garage for light duties. I'm starting a farm shed this weekend for my wife's arts and crafts studio and I know these (light) Milwaukee tools are going to be very handy. Especially the light saw...

I just started with the Milwaukee (M12 fuel) tool line and so far I'm liking the compactness. Here's my list: -vacuum -Drill and impact kit with 2 batteries (4.0 & 2.0) came with free cordless ratchet -Circular saw *how's the power of the ratchet and impact for these 12v fuel tools? DIYer...