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the_hayden•3mo ago

Old timer told me to stop using NM staples on MC cable, I didn't listen

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aaron_mitchell•3mo ago

Just found out 30% of house fires from electrical stuff start in the attic not the walls

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mark_ward•3mo ago

Showerthought: is it better to land grounds first or last on a panel swap?

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the_paul•3mo ago

Old master electrician told me I was stripping too much jacket on MC cable

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pat_moore•3mo ago

Spent $120 on a Klein voltage tester that saved my bacon on an old house

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the_wendy•3mo ago

Tried one of those digital circuit tracers for the first time yesterday

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blake792•4mo ago

Found a weird fix for flickering LED dimmers in my 1920s house

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allen.iris•4mo ago

Can we talk about that old timer who told me to stop using wire nuts on everything

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margaretramirez•4mo ago

Went from a tidy panel to a rat's nest in one service call

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logan525•4mo ago

The time I figured out I had been twisting wire nuts wrong for a decade

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pat_moore•4mo ago

So I just found out most of the breakers I've been using are actually only rated for 75% continuous load...

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ivan_murphy80•4mo ago

Am I the only one who uses a toner instead of a voltage tester for finding breaks?

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aaron_perry•4mo ago

Remember when we had to twist and tape every single joint instead of using Wagos?

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gavin228•4mo ago

Saw some shoddy panel work at a diner in Lubbock last week

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wade250•4mo ago

The day I swapped my old lineman's for a stubby and saved my knuckles

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