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Re: Snake wire through old walls

When pulling NM-B wire, it will make the pull much easier if the wire's sheath is wrapped with tape up to the conductor. It is not done in the video and you can see that the sheath is pulled back thereby increasing resistance.

posted: 8:00 am on March 15th