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Sorry for the post read the rest of yours and this is not what you are asking for

I was planing on # 6 and a 50amp breaker in case i upgrade, My welder is only a SP-175 Plus Lincoln Wire Feeder / MIG Welder I used a 8/2 with ground and 40A breaker for it.

Little update passed the rough in inspection with no problems I would like to thank everyone that helped me out. The inspector asked what’s with all the GFCI.. Thought it was a good idea, but not needed in my area, only the outside receptacles need to be GFCI. Just waiting for the ground to...

Thats the price for living in a small town. :)

Hello falconflyer04 Here is the way I ended up doing the rough in for mine. Wasn’t my original plan but seems to work out ok. Lights will screw into the 2x4 cross pieces and fixture hole will Line up with the box and hide it.

Yes only the plastic diffuser covers the lights and ballast.

I know what you are saying about the connections in the fixture, I had seen it quite a few times myself. Just seems odd that the sticker on the inside of these lights state No connections in fixture. The model # of the lights is 3348 they are a low profile Wrap around Hard wiring is the way...

Just picked up some fluorescent lithonia wraplites T8 4' 2bulb 32w Looking at the instructions for mounting these it states Power connections Must Be Made In Junction box-Not In Fixture… The light fixture has two perforated circular access holes One is 7/8 and the other is 2" The reason i...

Electrical Safety Authority Recall Notices Index Thought I would pass this along. Found this recall list when i was searching for info on inspections. http://www.esasafe.com/Recalls.php

Vapor Barrier Two Gang Vapor Barrier Octagonal Box

This is a good read for others wanting to tackle their own wiring project Common Mistakes Made By The DIY Electrician There is nothing more rewarding then to be able to tell others that you did it yourself, knowing that you did it correctly. The problem is that with electrical work, just...

They are made by IBERVILLE. The plastic tab in the middle is on a 45degree Angle once the wire slides in its not coming back out unless you push up on the tab with a screw driver. As for the molding I should have a 1/4 inch space. Thanks for the reply ForceFed70 Going to take your...

Thanks for the reply tfi racing Vapor hats are not mandatory here on a detached garage. I will take your advice on the extra slack into the box, Seen it firsthand how easy it is to nick a wire. (LOL)

The welder circuits are 240/ 50 amp for my mig Three circuits for lighting I also have five 14/2 15 amp receptacles higher up on the wall For TV, clock and sound system. They are not on my wiring diagram

Thanks for the advice MrMark That is exactly what I did. Switched too 4”sqaure boxes with mud ring. Pane in the *** to change all boxes out, but well worth it in the end. The one box that I wired up for fit had a nick in the wire from trying to Squeeze everything in, I’m happy that I found it...

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Thanks for the reply’s Thought I would post my wiring diagram to see if I missed any thing There are four more receptacles in the ceiling that are not on the diagram The # 8/2 is for a mig welder Front and back The 12/2 at the top in green is for a fridge no gfci Lighting on the...

Little confused on this one The info I found on the net said to make sure they are all the same length, minimum of 6 inches (150 mm) of conductor length Grab the ends with lineman’s pliers put a twist and a half in them first, then check that striped ends are even, then tighten with wire nut...

Too late to change boxes now; I have 30 more already nailed in place. I did install one receptacle to see how the fit was. (Taken back out now) It’s tight, but seemed to work all right, 12/2 is a ***** to cram in the Box, you don't want to much extra wire sticking out with these boxes. Thanks...

Can-twist one size fits all made in canada by Ideal spec Min 3 #22 to max 3 #10 they are handy no guess work involved.