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You 1000% can put a t on its back for venting purposes only. Your y is not only unnecessary but backwards anyway lol. Also can’t use a combi fitting on the vertical to horizontal for a trap arm, that’s the same as a y and 45 fitting and puts the connection drain below the trap weir. You really should not give a demonstration video if you are uneducated in the topic you are trying to educate on. Blind leading the blind with this video

Here’s a good way to pass an electrical inspection. Call an electrician.

When in doubt. Leave a $100 bill in the panel box. It helps

That sink vent is not only useless it's not code u do not vent like that

One thing to keep in mind, when you're bundling up the grounds in a box with different sized wires, you'll want to use the proper equipment ground size pigtail. So in that bathroom 2 gang you have the 15a lighting and that 20a receptacle circuit you'll use 12 awg pigtail and for the light right next to it you'll need 14 or bigger.

Lots of great and useful information! Right on too!

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Doing my new house , got a few good tips , been wiring over 50 yrs DIYER never did a whole house before. Good Video!

So to connect ground wires together, can i use regular wire nuts instead of using sleeves or green wire nuts?

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Article 90 or 100 in NEC says work to be preformed in a workman like matter. Lot of valve was sparkies guess never read that. If you install a pipe or a nipple from outside enclosure to indoor enclosure the NEC requires that you seal the wires to prevent condensation. Sloppy not taping the bare grounded conductor with white tape from the service cable.

Nerds will want to use POE ( power over Ethernet ) that uses low voltage DC over Cat 5 or Cat 6 cable to power up all of their LED'S.

Tips from a retired sparky with 50 years in the trade. I believe that a homeowner must never attempt to wire there entire house due to not knowing 99% of the halve million words in the NEC or the 1,000 to 1,100 code changes every new code book, local codes, energy codes , etc. While I had my electrical license I was required to attend at least 8 hours of confirmed education classes but always done 16 hours and had to pass an OSHA 10 class. I have been reading Mike Holts code question of the day and his daily code graphic and Charlie Treats code question of the day for last 20 years and still learning. Several times a home owner called me out after they failed usually easy ruff in inspections several times. Due to possible liability issues always turned them down. Never heard of needing a receptacle required on both sides of a sliding doors. In my area you must have 1 outdoor receptacle in front & rear oh homes. A receptacle must be installed within 25' of outdoor condensing ( AC ) units.White conductors not up to code. Now you must twist them with the black wire or label them so they will be able to easily locate them. 2020 code now requires that ALL residential have can outdoor service disconnect. Do now cost hundreds of $ more. Then first panel in the house and all others then considered double held requiring you to install a ground bar and using a 4 conductor SER cable from meter/ service disconnect box to indoor panel.

And you can share kitchen and dining room

Outlets are to be every 12ft around the perimeter of the room and 6ft off the door and every wall 24 in and greater

Wow great explanation! I’m just finishing my first rough in and this is the best explanation!

Dave thank you very much it was very very helpful

Why is there a separate vent for the sink when the sink drain ties in the the 3" main vent?

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