Some pics from a cleanup job

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I was downloading pics for my "No neutral" thread and forgot I had pics from this little job about a month ago stilll on my camera. Service is High Leg 240v 3 phase.

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It's not a phone, it's a Canon A560 camera. I paid around $150 for it on Ebay and keep it stowed in the truck. I only take pics when no one is looking...:grin:
 
Good stuff. Clean work is definitly a joy to look at. I personally take pics on the phone its much easier and don't have to let the owner know etc. just snap it when i gotto (well other than military sites I dont wanna get into trouble over nothing :roll: ) TBH I had an old school phone for a long time since the gadgets the cellphone companies were coming up with was cheap dissapointments. Only recently was I satisfied with the camera quality enough with what they offered to grab one of themz smartphones. oh and I love being able to jump online and read the news, check mail, etc. especially during lunch.
 
Wow what an improvement!!!! ... I'm sure you get some personal satisfaction when you are able to make a silk purse froma sow's ear...
 
jeremysterling said:
I hope you carefully relocated the wasps in the second pic!:grin:
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Wasp spray...:cool:

augie47 said:
Wow what an improvement!!!! ... I'm sure you get some personal satisfaction when you are able to make a silk purse froma sow's ear...
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Yes, it's definitely nice to start with a clean slate.;) The new owner wanted to clean the property up.

emahler said:
how did you enter the romex into the conduit inside the garage?
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Using these:
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mcelweec@gmail.com said:
wow,i always thought NM had to be choked when entering conduit?
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abrasion is the worry I believe.


300.15
(C) Protection. A box or conduit body shall not be required
where cables enter or exit from conduit or tubing
that is used to provide cable support or protection against
physical damage. A fitting shall be provided on the end(s)
of the conduit or tubing to protect the cable from abrasion.
 
It is pretty common to see the romex sleeved in emt up to 8' or the joists, whichever is lower, around these parts.

I prefer plastic, its easier to paint.
 
Twoskinsoneman said:
abrasion is the worry I believe.


300.15
(C) Protection. A box or conduit body shall not be required
where cables enter or exit from conduit or tubing
that is used to provide cable support or protection against
physical damage. A fitting shall be provided on the end(s)
of the conduit or tubing to protect the cable from abrasion.
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I have always heard that EMT connectors up to 1" are a rated bushing.

You know anything about this?
 
All in all very nice finish project.

My question, is why you didn't used a slip joint, on the PVC conduit, that
feeds from the panel to the LB.
 
300.15
(C) Protection. A box or conduit body shall not be required
where cables enter or exit from conduit or tubing
that is used to provide cable support or protection against
physical damage. A fitting shall be provided on the end(s)
of the conduit or tubing to protect the cable from abrasion.
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I just ran some 12-2 MC through an EMT sleeve that went through a fire wall. Should I have put some Arlington's on the end of the EMT??

Nice job, by the way!
 
partimer31 said:
My question, is why you didn't used a slip joint, on the PVC conduit, that feeds from the panel to the LB.
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What for?

Ground heave isn't an issue here and that stick of pipe is only about 4' long so expansion/contraction isn't an issue.:)

Thanks for the replies.
 
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