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Tyler
Nice work Tyler!
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Tyler
And a water boiler we did
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Tyler
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Tyler
PROTOOLNUT wrote:
Look at you showing off during the holiday season, I think your trying to get me to hire you for a job in a totally different state HAHA. Good work man, I like how neat and tidy your work is. When I first worked with DC wiring, I had wires going everywhere, it was a total mess. I then learned down the road to use zip ties and wire loom to make the wiring neat. 🙂
Never worked do all Ac circiuts. These are the first few jobs my work put just me in charge of is why I show off. Only me and a old timer who doent do much in the way of work.
Tyler
Great job, I continue to want to learn more about electrical, it’s nice to see such a neat job. Shows you take pride in what you do.
John
I wanted one of those brass pushbuttons for my front doorbell, but at almost $100, I had to pass 😉 Nice work!
I’m going to hopefully build an outdoor shop sometime next year. Feel free to come over and install a sub panel and 220 for me 😀
Nice work dude
Jimbo
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chrisk wrote:
I’m going to hopefully build an outdoor shop sometime next year. Feel free to come over and install a sub panel and 220 for me 😀
220, 221 whatever it takes. Lol
lolPROTOOLNUT wrote:
Hmm, I believe they call it 220/240, but if a electrician wants to come over to do a 420 service, beware, he’s probably just smoking pot on uncle sams dime
Tyler
Poisonfangs85 wrote:
220, 221 whatever it takes. Lol
Depends on the system in single phase you have 120/240
In three phase you have 120 with transformer 277 /480 120/208
Tyler
chrisk wrote:
I’m going to hopefully build an outdoor shop sometime next year. Feel free to come over and install a sub panel and 220 for me 😀
For a shop three phase is better and easy to do a separate service so you have more juice to expand into
Tyler
Nice work. Thanks for sharing
Very clean work man. A lot of electricians don’t worry how there wires are run. Good looking work. I’ve seen it a lot through the years.suretyler97 wrote:
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Tyler
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I care it is my name on the work and these are far from perfect. I just see where I could have done betterMillerzconstruction wrote:
Very clean work man. A lot of electricians don’t worry how there wires are run. Good looking work. I’ve seen it a lot through the years.
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Tyler
suretyler97 wrote:
I care it is my name on the work and these are far from perfect. I just see where I could have done better
Tyler
If your anything like me dude I’m my own biggest critic
Jimbo
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