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@PCustoms Yes, EMT for everything. I'm pretty sure I had read on several other posts that you don't have to run a ground all the way back to the panel if every box is properly grounded, but it seems like most suggest doing that extra work if it's not too inconvenient. I don't have a lot of...

Ha! Indeed. His code book is more along the lines of "my uncle taught me to do it that way and I've been doing that for 40 years" with no regard to anything else :)

@Duece56 - that's an outstanding idea. So much simpler and I never would have thought of that. @wyliesdiesels - ok, that was my original plan but a buddy said that technically if I ran that many circuits on one ground an inspector might tell me the ground to the main panel needs to be...

Hi there, I've gotten a lot of great info and tips from this forum so thanks in advance! I have a question about electrical grounding. I'm wiring up a new workshop (and rewiring some old garage electrical that was overloading a circuit. Here are the basics: 1) have a 100 amp subpanel in...