I totally agree , but when you put yourself into the public eye you open up yourself to that. Cole knows that. Not everyone else is idiot that. Comments. You have electricians, plumbers,mechanics ect that are fans and are merely trying to help.Cole is very open to knowledge intake and is very understanding of weather comments are helpful or not

Good thing god had time to bless him and the farm while hundreds of thousands of children are dying of starvation

@Imrightyourewrong1 That is not Coles fault . Thank the government, I'm sure if jb wasn't so busy destroying the country with as many illegal immigrants as possible and been the "Great Uniter that he claims to be ,the money he is wasting on them would go a very long way to feeding AMERICAN PEOPLE that are starving 😉

You are 100% correct

I am also an ex electrician... You are correct, sir! Here in Sweden, that installation would be illegal as soon they started to mount conduit onto the wall. And if something would happen, best case scenario would be no valid insurance.... worst case: jailtime for killing someone. I am not even allowed to do installations in my own home, by law....

@@johnnyhomegrownholmgren9999 Thank God we don’t all live in a backward place like Sweden

Propriety is not a priority for some.

@@drstewart When I questioned concerns that I had regarding the construction of the new bin site, I was told that farmers in Iowa are not required to have a building permit and building inspections. The issues I had at that time was with the concrete pads for bins/silos. No slump test for concrete, very little reinforcement material used, and not curing the concrete properly.

@@miker648 We all see how that worked out :(

I am more the Datacenter Guy for wiring. He won't have the problems in the next 5 years but after 10 years. My Dad did something compareable as he connected the new Shed with the old shed instead of using a connection box he used Outlet box for it, which was already filled. Had to pull everything out and shrink hose all the wires to get them isolated again. Isolation goes brittle after 10-20 years and when it's stressed it may fail. I see problems with the "old wires" used as well. If you have old new wires heat them up before using them. In Building wiring we had several cases of "good wires we can use them." And then everything was connected and worked for 3 weeks, and we had to pull the wires and putt new one in. The isolation hardens up, especially when it's below 20°C/68°F single braids of the wiring are overstreched when it come from the drumm. Generating a Weakspot in the hole cable. When Current flows over the Cables this spot may burn out and then the Cable gets hotter and hotter at this spot till the connection fails. Then Conduit is Metal and it won't burn down the Workshop but tripp the breaker and he might have to pull all the wires out in 5-10 years. Data Cables only have 48V and max 100 Watt but thats my experience with old Cables and Stretched Isolations. Heat the old Stock up to room temperature, roll it out slowly and don't squeeze it into boxes, or you have trouble and have to redo everything. Thats btw the Reasoning behind "Code" and "Spec" most Contractors are gone and won't do Warranty after 5 years when the isolations fails. When i remember correctly fresh cables should not be layed below 10°C/50°F.

Imagine the viralness of a "I burned my shop down!"-video, tho 😄

I love that you actually gave him some great advice instead of putting him down like some have. Your a good person douggouty8455.

Also to add, since it'll be blue wire nuts, an 4x4 deep with 1" ko's or 4x11 would be way nicer for getting the wires tucked in nicely!

​@@Stew0220nothing with wire nuts is nice. Wago makes a much better alternative.

@@thenorthernhandyman not an option for #8 AWG, Wago max is #12 AWG

And, I just thought about this. You have two hots coming in to that plug. Did you cross phase the wiring? Meaning did you run one from the A phase and one from the B? If you did that, prepare for explosion.

No he wants too sue somebody again

You might want to learn the code as well. You set wire size by what you need to run but you protect the wire with the breaker. At #8 wire he can use a 40 amp breaker Way more then enough for 99% of the welders on farms. With #6 wire you can do 55 amp. He would need to be running a 500 amp weld full bore to be in trouble.

@@coffeewmike He would have to of hooked up two in coming wire for that to happen.

@@coffeewmike That should be 2 Hots to that Receptacle thats how you get 240 VAC to a device.

We say Christmas 🎄

Yes Nava posted the baby has arrived. I'm assuming some of these videos were filmed before hand. I'm sure they are taking time as a family before sharing like they did the last time.

@@sarawoods7874 Hello. Thank you for the update. I had not seen anything from Nava as of late, and I don't have social media any more. Yes, I am sure they are working on round two of changing diapers and up all night extravaganzas !! Merry Christmas.

No need for that, 4 square deep box with 1" KO's would be better or even an 4x11

agree with your method much better than what Cole did.

He is still way too young to even begin to understand anything about Christmas. Im sure he gets excited seeing his family all giddy and excited thinking about it but he hasnt a clue.

I pray that Eduard will be adopted by more mature parents

@@Mygirlfriend3141 what the heck are you talking about

He's an infant, he knows nothing about Christmas or that is even a thing....

@@Mygirlfriend3141 this whole family is loony lmao. I do feel bad for the kid and they already have another one on the way, ugh.

Did You read up on the History of How/why the Higher voltage in Europa and primarily the UK ??