@everyone ^^

@Whitelash Hessian works in NY

@John O - Second week of doing conduit runs all by my lonesome. Will try and take some pics so you can mire 😄

Naw, but it's been going good.

Noice

@Rogue take pics, bro. You just doing racks?

I just ran 350 feet of UFB. The junction boxes were tedious af with 12/2 wire. I don’t know how you guys do it every day.

@John O - Nope, tying in lighting the first week. Box to box. Roughing in a wall since yesterday. Have to put that red fireproof puddy on each box.

@Deleted User Fun stuff. Tedious af is a good way to describe electrical work.

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@Rogue very cool, dude. You've been doing it like 8 months?

Yeap since the end of January @John O -

@John O -

+ the 1" 1/4 90s

Hell yeah

Perks of being the last apprentice on the job

Also have some 500 in a box under all the rolls 👌 👏 👏 💯

Damn, dude. I need to go Union

That's all #6 in your trunk?

Mostly 10, but I still have 300lbs of Mc 12/3 that I couldn't fit in here

I actually want the spools more than anything else

I need some giant spoils

Spools

Lol I have plenty now @Deleted User

That's thick as hell for #10. What's the insulator @Nick-NJ?

Actually yeah, the spools in my trunk are #6

You son of a gun.

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Just got put on a solar job. My journeyman wasn't kidding...shit sucks

But it's better than no work

@Nick-NJ Hot?

Heat index was 102

Yeah boy, that builds character haha. It's been nasty here too, so humid, no breeze haha @Nick-NJ

One time, I was working on the roof hooking up air conditioning units in August, and I went to Wawa, got a club sandwich, a meatball sandwich and a quart of milk for lunch. Long story short, I fell out at around 1:00

Hey goys anybody @here got a second to answer a question about back-feeding a panel?

With the impending storm, I’m going to wire my generator to my panel instead of running extension cords. I’ve got 50ft of #8 5-wire outdoor power cable, leftover from a 240v submersible pump. Thinking of landing a 30amp 2-pole breaker in my panel, and installing a standard twist lock outlet, or a knife switch. That way I can power my panel up and just turn off any breakers I won’t need (especially the main)