This is the kind of knowledge I'm talking about! This is why I love all the tool and construction talk for those of us who are novices. Your channel could be a treasure trove of this kind of knowledge. Keep the variety coming! Tools, fish room builds, homesteading, milling, chickens, I'm here for it! I actually bought a dewalt oscillating multitool after your recommendation way back when, and I don't know how I lived without one for this long!

This is probably one of the most informative minutes I’ve ever had

I’m pretty sure I just need all the electricity. ❤

👍🏻👍🏻 oh boy ohms law!

Always remember, max recommended for a circuit is 80%. If you have a 15 amp circuit, dont stuff if with more than 12 amp of equipment. And keep that in mind for your future equipment as well. And it never hurts to run xtra wires. Or consider oversizing conductors (12 ga instead of 14) It never gets cheaper than right now. Also be mindful of voltage drop over long runs. Longer runs require oversizes on your conductors as well to mitigate the voltage drop. Voltage drop will make your equipment draw more amperage and shorten its lifespan or cause other issues, like fires. If none of this made sense, call an electrician! 👍

Isn't this taught in US schools?)