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How to Install an Outdoor Electrical Outlet – This Old House
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I’m always a bit weary when doing electrical work. I was wondering how cool
would it be if TOH provided local training courses for paying customers.
TOH Tech School would be AWESOME!
Heavy duty outlet really strong and nice installation.
romex in sealtite haha
Looks like west Little Rock by the style of the houses
it’s too bad that the hardest part of being an electrician is the school
aspect of it all. i’ve wired countless projects big and small, but still
don’t have the patients to go sit in a classroom to actually get paid what
i deserve. but then again, i’ll just be paying off student loans and bills
i rack up while i’m in school in the first place, so…. idk… just seems
like a waste of time.
You should always drill through the brick not the grout.
First
Pretty much the cardinal rule of placing anchors in or drilling through a
masonry wall is, avoid doing it through the mortar lines, it causes them to
open. That’s bad.
Aren’t you supposed to test the GFCI circuit?