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One of the best video and presentations on RUclips….definitely subscribed

Thank you for a thorough, well paced tutorial with lots of electrician's tips. Also, very thoughtful of you to record the video at a higher speed. This can save the viewer valuable time especially when they re viewing several of these videos (because they're learning). The viewer can reduce the playback speed (via Settings) if they find the speed too fast.

Did he check for afci breakers in all dwelling areas?????

Have to be 100 feet from a pop machine

Very informative video, could not for the life of me figure out how to get the cover down so thank you for makin’ this

A shame about the clamp on meter. Fluke has replaced a tester/meter or two for me but they don't like doing it. Tools are an investment, but now we are in a disposable society. Now I keep cheap knock off meters around for spares.. They make you do it.

"within 18"of the wall

Hi Ron! I just moved into my new place and noticed that these lights weren’t turning on. Turns out, there was just straight up no light bulb inside 😂. I was able to get the cover down without any sort of thin blade, but your advice on where to press helped a lot. Thanks so much!

Are you related to the “hawk toah” girl? 🤣

Get a friend with a 3D printer. Could have fixed you up for pennies.

That harbor breeze armitage iii

Running my wire is the easy part, the thing I'm not understanding is how you mount the box using the spacers, if you run the bottom screws in, than take them out to put in a spacer, doesn't the spacer just push the siding, if the screw made the hole, and the screw fits in the spacer, how wouldn't the spacer just push the siding back against the wood, don't you need to enlarge the screw holes in the vinyl for the spacer to fit in. I don't see how the siding could move back and forth like you said, how could it do this with the top screw in a hole that it made, the hole is not slotted for the vinyl to move left and right, other than that, I don't see the benifit of a mounting blick, I don’t see how they would prevent water from running back behind the vinyl without caulking the top and sides.

“National Electrical Code”, not National electric code!😅

When wiring the back of the range, what would happen if you reverse the Black and Red wires?

Yo! Just keep doing the dam thing. Good job.

I learned some great tips from you today. Thank you for sharing your expert knowledge.

best video on wiring and placement of a disconnect. Many thanks!

Cap

You can just order a key for like $6 🤣

Bought my scaffolding from Harbor Freight, and leveling jacks from Tractor Supply - Metaltech Set of Hollow Levelling Jacks on Base Plate, M-MBSJP24HK4. You can also ratchet straps to reduce spreading at bottom. I need to figure at a DIY safety rail for the HF Franklin set.

Am I seeing CPVC? That's surprising for a 2-year-old house.

How does the siding move after putting 3 screws in it? I guess I dont get it. Serious question.

The 2023 NEC no longer requires island or peninsula receptacles, and installing 1 could open you up to liability if someone hooks a cord and gets hurt. They now want counter top rated receptacles where no wall exists. And no, I'm not providing a reference number.

Well done

Thanks for that. I gotta check mine now. I gotta about the same amount of hours

I just ordered one. She ain't gonna get beat on to bad so hoping shel hold up.

So it looks to me the sprockets wear caused excessive damage to the track then the bolts/nuts...wouldn't it make sense say to replace the sprockets say at 150 to 200 hours to prolong life of the other components? I'm guessing the sprockets get red hot causing the rubber to melt and release the metal component. How long did it take to get to 347 hours use? Are you hard on the machine? Would do you budget for maintenance in your hourly rates...I'm guessing this adds $10 per hour alone. Still looks like the machine will do the work of ten men easy...lol Is it the speed going forward thats causing shit to get hot and wear? Can you slow the speed down to help? I see what ya mean..the sprocket teeth need to be longer.

Can I T out of one of my smoke alarms or does it need to be in series

Seems like a lot of work for such low hours. Perhaps the weight of this machine exceeds the capacity for this track system.

Just doing some wiring the other day and noticed this. Thought I had a bad roll, I guess not. No more Southwire for me.

Great video 👍🇦🇺

Very cool tool. I wish i knew how to weld

Great review! Do you know if they have fixed the issues in manufacturing now in 2024? Did you add the lights and the side step? Whats the side step for? Thx

This is a guy that genuinely cares about his workmanship. Its more then chasing a paycheck. He’s thinking of consequences(good and bad) that others will have to deal with years down the road, that are made by good or bad work done today.

Curious- can the fan cover be removed for cleaning?

Beautiful, wonderful , amazing job 🙏🌹✌️

Very nice job! I learned alot from this Ron. I have the same machine. Thanks

Thank you for all the detail in the video!!

What would cause molding to settle around the edge of ceiling where this is mounted against?

This was so helpful! Thank you!!

nice!

Thank you!

I am a cabinet installer and also a handyman that does projects like this. You are the most conciencious electrician I have seen. Not only did you care for the electrical installation but also the cuts in the cabinet. Can't tell you how many times I have had to go in and reskin a cabinet back or side panel or floor because some careless plumber or electrician didn't care about anything but their installation. I have also seen bad cabinet installers do poor cuts in cabinets to allow for existing pipes or outlets so I know it goes both ways. I appreciate your craftsmanship. Well done on the video too. NEC 2023 actually now does not require an outlet in peninsulas or islands. They are also suggesting installing pop-ups in countertops if customer still wants an outlet. They have seen enough kids and adults walk by a plugged in hot plate or coffee pot, catch the cord and pull the small appliance down resulting in burns.

job well done Ron ! Thanks for the video! You may want to spray some WD40 on the plastic bags before. See the difference.

I got rid of the pins that join the ladder sections... they are 5/16" pins in 1/2" holes, that sloppiness adds a lot of the shakiness, which compounds as you add levels. I use 1/2" x 2-1/2" bolts with flat washers and locknuts. Yeah, it takes a bit longer to set up the scaffolding, but it's well worth the added stability, and it eliminates the issue of someone tampering with the pins. That, along with using ratchet tie down straps in the X pattern on the sides, makes for a very stable setup.

Can I get your information to contact you I have some questions I’m a electrician

Very helpful video 👍

Saw that in Washington state.

One very important thing to note regarding threads. 8-32 is not "eight thirtyseconds". It is a #8 screw with 32 threads per inch

Stay Safe. Thank You for the tips!