Posted by Jiles on November 29, 2013 at 13:45:17 from (69.137.29.28):
Just got through with some simple modifications to the wiring in my shop.
It turned out to be a major job because of the way it is wired.
All the wiring is with 12/2 with ground and the entire electrical system was done by STRETCHING the romex! I had to run about a hundred feet of new wire!
Not even enough slack in the romex to add a junction box.
If a connection ever fails, it will be very difficult to cut the burned wire back and make a good connection, except for the work I did.
This is not the first time I have ran into this problem in virtually every home I have owned.
All this to save a few inches/feet of wire???
I guess if a so called electrician does this, he might save one roll of wire from doing 10 houses.
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