Great video but it Would have been great if the camera is facing the work being done

Excellent!! You held my attention all the way through. Thank you for being here on KZfaq and also thank you for sharing your knowledge. Kind regards, Steve.

Why didn’t you show how you ran the wire

11:36 "You never, under any circumstances, want to take a knife or a razor in the back of this box." 12:12 ;-) I know what you were saying though.

*I shared you out on my Facebook page.* I look forward to hear from you by for now and God-bless Ken

Nice video, very informative. I thought 6" was the minimum for wires in boxes, so wouldn't you of had to install pigtails to the wires old wires to extend them?

very helpful video thanks. and i agree with the drop ceiling makes running wires a breeze.

Delete switch leg, run 12/3 from light

Great video👍

great video , that's exactly what i needed.

You're doing a top notch job bro just found your channel thanks for doing what you do👍🏻 Look forward to hear from you God-bless life for now can

THANK YOU SO MUCH. You are the man!!!

Cut the jacket off the romex before inserting in box.,,, much easier,

I'm just kidding. I already knew that. lol

Thank you that was well done. I will be checking back and start getting better at diy. Thanks again.

I have a stupid question. Couldn't you have just added 2 pigtails to the existing Hot, Nuetral, and ground and avoided running the new line.

Did you ever teach us about extending the wires?

Great video. I do everything you do, lessons learned the hard way, plus I pull breaker just in case

Thank you.

Nails are screwing into the stud. Got it.

Great explanation

First time watching your video. Great job! Also, what kind of coffee are you drinking? I need some of that.....

Great foundation techniques

thanks for another great video.

I’m hand on need a bit more closeup. But thanks for helping us

Have you done a video on short wires? If not … can you? Thanks for this tutorial This video … liked and saved for future reference I Subscribed too

Good video. But looking for something a little different. I have to coach style lights on either side of bathroom mirror.Both have built in push button switches. Would like to REPLACE one with just a switch for an over the mirror light bar, and REPLACE the other side with JUST an outlet . Possible video for either ?? Thank you.

Great video, can you make one on how to run a new romex wire in an installation just shown?

Very good video. Where and how often do you put a USB port? Are they okay in the bathroom and kitchen?

Nicely done! I have a similar situation, but the wire has no ground, just two wires (black and white). Should I just run a new circuit, or is there a way to add a ground?

How do I know what the tork for the screws on the switch is?

Thank you. Two questions: do you have to ground the box as well in this case or it’s made of a non conductor material? The other question is: it looks as you cut the wires less than 6 inches from the box …. How long is the minimum? Thanks

Great video but how many people with have a single gang box ? Most will have a plastic box nailed to the stud they will have to cut out then put a old work box in .

What is I have that old school loop wiring can I add an outlet?

I bought a roll of thhn 12 awg wire that I use for ground pigtails. The less bare wire, the better imo. The other thing I like is to use stranded pigtail wire on commercial receptacles with wagos.

Did you ever make the other video of converting instead of adding a wire?

Can a ground fault receptacle be installed rather than just the plain receptacle?

Very nicely done. I'm in a apartment, it was a garage conversion and the electric is a mess. They pushed all the wires in the backs of terminals. One day I came home. I hit the switch for the ceiling fan and heard a big pop. And both the outlet and switch blew out. Now I have no ceiling fan. I open up the box and now not sure what wire is off. It's a metal box and not sure what's wrong or right

Can you do a video on how to run a dimmer switch off of a gfci outlet?

Did you ever make the video going from a receptacle box to switch? There's a room i'm working on that has 2 heavy duty receptacles GFCI, & a ceiling fan, before i rip their wall apart to confirm that one was actually a light switch previously, I was thinking if it wasn't i could just piggy tail the light in & just replace the GFCI with a light switch or do it side by side like you are, which didn't occur to me at first. Idk what do you think about my theory? 11:02 & yup the one i'm doing atm is a tabbed blue box that came out of the wall it is extremely old though. Might as well update the light & make a switch while i'm at it.

I have a old box. Old wires, the outlet is hot, but the switch next to it is not! I have a ceiling light that blew out. How do I make the switch work again ? Trying to install a ceiling fan, Can I make a pig tail and jump it over to the switch ?

Good video, where you can get the torque screwdriver

What was the tork spects on this project and what type of tork screw driver you used for it Coach? Thanks.

Did you ever do a video on changing a switch into an outlet? I want to change the garbage disposal switch into an outlet, because the garbage disposal has been removed. Thanks!

Can I add 2 switches instead ? One for light and one for garbage disposal.

cool video with a good explanation. Different Design of US sockets and switches than in Europe where I live. But I would say that is interesting design. You can check out at some of my videos look of electrical sockets and switches and tel me what you think about the internal design

Is there a way to add an outlet without running a new line. My breaker box is way too far

You could of use a boroscope to see what’s inside

U don't show how u wire the switch to the gfi

never repeat anything in this video?