How To Move An Electrical Outlet & How To Add An Electrical Outlet

A great skill for a workshop; an essential skill for a home owner

[@jasonbloch3780]

Vacuum tip is clutch, thanks man

[@nwbuilds]

Happy to help

[@thehound1359]

So simple but genius.

[@normakers5632]

Nice job! I have also used a radio to find the right breaker

[@nwbuilds]

Thank you!
Another great idea!

[@hanifamonawer2962]

Love Walter!!!!

[@paulslover58]

Great video, very helpful

[@nwbuilds]

Thanks Paul!

[@FavoredKing]

Thank You.

[@brentlazzarino7171]

Don't turn the breaker off for a shocking experience!

[@cameronduncan2952]

So all my outlets are smoking. Is that part of the break in period

[@nwbuilds]

Yes, that's part of the diy auroma

[@KevinCoop1]

Is there GFCI protection for that circuit?

[@datgio4951]

Lmao the vacuum thing was clever

[@datgio4951]

If the cable is running straight through studs wouldn’t by code need to be in a kind of armor conduit? or be stapled to the side for it to be safer?

[@gabrieloliverwashington8554]

No, you just need to put nail protecter plates to stop from any nails are screws causing an arc fault

[@jericogapas5331]

Question, the first receptacle where you've connected both ground wires....didn't you have to connect that to the ground screw of that power plug?

[@lejohnson6977]

I was wondering the same thing. I didn’t see him connect the ground wire in the first outlet

[@lejohnson6977]

How come you didn’t connect the ground wire to the first box?