but that won't cover the area I'm trying to do! I think if I watch heisen video a few times and study this for a few weeks I should be able to wire up my own dedicated 110 or 220 it's only about 7 ft away from the box!
Man it really is super easy , I could walk you through it over the phone if you had trouble. I agree with Heisen I would just use a spade bit and run it through. Then puddy em back up or pull off some trim and drill behind it.
Can't be too careful, that's for sure.
I honestly might just do that to be safe, my original plan was just to duck tape it along the ceiling but I'm worried it might just cause problems, I'm best off doing it right the first time!
Lower the gauge thicker the wire
I gotta couple outdoors as well..
I know that.
yes see that's makes no sense to me all the more reason I might as well learn thus shit now lol! plus it's a good trade to have!
Sorry , didn't mean to sound like a prick
Me neither, old age has made me a lover not a fighter! LolIt's all good.
I'm not that sensitive.
Just make sure to never touch two wires at the same time. I used to watch my uncle's wiring up light fixtures and stuff and be touching hot wires and im like how you doing that without getting electrocuted. As long as your on wood floors , have rubber soles you can touch a live wire, just dont touch the other live wire ,or ground, or neutral. You'd be like a bird on a powerline. But don't go touching live wires, period!
He has another breaker at the meter that turns off the house.he should be able to wire that shit up in an hr.