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Project House Weekly Wrap, Episode 3: Workshop Electrical Systems

comments (7) February 15th, 2012 in Blogs        
13 users recommend

For use with Project House Blog videos only

Video Length: 5:28
Produced by: Rob Wotzak


In episode 3, Fine Homebuilding editors Dan Morrison and Justin Fink outline the electrical projects necessary to turn the attached 2-car garage at the Project House into a workshop.

With demo and framing almost done, it's time to move on to running wires for future lights and electrical outlets. Because there will be a table-saw cabinet in the middle of the shop, we needed to add some floor outlets. We decided to feed power to these outlets through conduit run under a floating subfloor. There will also need to be plenty of light for a safe work environment and for shooting videos and magazine photos.


Justin Fink called in licensed electrician Brian Walo to install a subpanel, wiring, outlets, and switches. We captured the entire project in 2 members-only how-to video series. Watch the following FREE previews of the video series:

- How to Install a Subpanel

- How To Install Conduit, Wiring, and Light Switches

* These preview videos are free - If you're not already an online subscriber, you can sign up for our 14-DAY FREE TRIAL and watch the entire video series

 

Also, watch more of our weekly-wrap videos.


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posted in: Blogs, electrical, Weekly Wrap

Comments (7)

DanMorrison DanMorrison writes: Sorry bobtb,you'll probably want to skip the next episode then.

FWIW, I got a note from a contractor in Florida who described the process for opening a beer with his wedding ring...
Posted: 9:21 am on February 28th

bobtb bobtb writes: Wow boys, real professional. " He he Here let me open your beer with a hammer!" What are we 16 years old. This is the kind of stupid S#@* that gives contractors a bad reputation.
Posted: 9:55 pm on February 21st

rnadeau77 rnadeau77 writes: No issue with the sound here either.

Posted: 12:06 pm on February 20th

dclaywilson dclaywilson writes: I must be the only one. Other videos on FHB work fine, as well as the intro sequence and sponsor spot for this video. The only part that doesn't work is the part I want to watch. That's life I guess....
Posted: 10:34 am on February 17th

rehabdoc rehabdoc writes: Sound is fine on my PC.
Posted: 6:47 pm on February 16th

DanMorrison DanMorrison writes: The sound works fine from my machine.
Posted: 2:39 pm on February 16th

dclaywilson dclaywilson writes: The sound doesn't seem to be working on this video. Anyone else have this problem? The intro music and "Lennox speed hole saw" commercial have sound, but the video itself does not.
Posted: 9:29 am on February 16th

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