Beautiful pic. Love that whites are on the walls

Fkn jews!

What?

Thise paintings are kikes?

The owners their jews

@Deleted User where on Cherokee? There are a lot of Jews in the triangle

Every jew i give estimates to get the jew tax

It's a four story Colonial right across from the golf course on Cherokee Parkway

30% mark up then i show them a 10% discount....

@Deleted User right on. I love that part of Cherokee.
Do you work on historic homes often?

Is it a pain in the ass working on that old stuff?

Was it knob and tube?

The Mansion been wired a few times it's currently wired in bx

Not really just the old shit is heavy duty as hell.

Right on.
When's the last time you guys saw these?

Bx..... that shit is tough to cut. Mc is so much easier to work with now

@RevStench last year

Haha word. I work exclusively in historic buildings, and I don't see them often.

Looks like screw in fuses for knob and tube

I stuck my finger in one as a kid lmao

Or this that a switch?

@Thomas Morrow lol

I think it's a switch. Not sure, I didn't mess with it haha

My luck I'd break it

If its a switch ive never seen one

It was at the height of a switch by a door like a switch, so I just assumed it was one

Louisville is unique because we have the largest collection of Victorian homes in the nation that haven't been remodeled. Our historic society is really strict. If you pull the shutters off and don't replace them they fine you until you do. It's absurd, but I love it because "Old" Louisville is beautiful.

That doesnt sound like muh freedom

It's worth preserving. Nothing modern is comparable.

I respect that

I see all these pictures of historic buildings on the server and twitter and I'm ok, so great your posting this stuff, but am I the only person who's actually saving them?

Remember when the trades were segregated? Whites, carpenters, electricians, plumbers, masons. Blacks brick layers, not masons. Hispanics dry wall, painting, and metal studs.

Still is for the most part

They are switches. They're just spring-loaded the upper one pushed in is for on. The place I was at today has them. You can purchase new ones there replicas for when they wear out

Sweet, thanks for identifying them bro

In the 30 years I've been doing electrical work I can count on both hands the # of black electricians I've worked with

@Lebens around here seems like everyone who swings a hammer calls themselves a carpenter. Low voltage guys calling themselves electricians, nigga you're a cable guy...

@Deleted User wow in the last 15 years I can't tell you how many blacks I've worked with calling themselves carpenters and they can't even read a tape measure.

I only hire our people period

So much of being an electrician is visualizing your work in your head. Whether it's the circuitry or the manner in which you're going to run your conduit racks Etc. They just can't keep up.

Watching One troubleshoot something is a riot