From the editors of Tool Box Buzz, Home Construction Improvement and A Concord Carpenter
IN THIS ISSUE Volume 10
Todd Fratzel: Must Have Electrical Tools
Rob Robillard: Underground Utility Wires
Phil Benevides: Veto Pro Pac MC Review
Jeff Williams: AFCI Breaker Add On
Todd Fratzel: Milwaukee
Hole Hawg Review
Electrical Projects for the Homeowner and Pro alike. Remember Electrical work can be dangerous, always take proper precautions to protect yourself. You should always consult a professional and follow product instructions before undertaking a project that you are not qualified to perform. And with that
disclaimer aside check out these articles and tool reviews geared toward the electrician AND DIYer.
TODD FRATZEL
Must Have Electrical Tools
If you’re like me then you like to fix you own things and build stuff. Electrical projects are no different for me so I thought I’d share with you a list of must have electrical tools to help you build and fix most anything around the house that’s related to your electrical system.
Few improvements enhance the appearance of the neighborhood or home then removing overhead wires.
If you are building a project or remodeling your home, it may be necessary or make sense, to dig a trench to bury existing
utility wires or to upgrade existing services.
Our first impression of this bag was, “wow this is small”! But when we considered all the times we had to run in and out for a quick task, when doing a in depth walk through for an estimate, or when executing a focused task we changed our perspective to “this is the perfect size!”
As of 2014, all rooms except bathrooms, garages, and unfinished basements require AFCI protection. If building a new home or adding to an existing circuit, an AFCI Breaker will most likely be needed in your panel. Click on to link below learn how to add one yourself. It is important to note that in some communities and states, homeowners are not allowed to do their own
electrical work.
