

What’s the purpose of sheathing the ground wire?


What’s the purpose of sheathing the ground wire?


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So, your ground wires, wherever you are located, are sheathed in standardized colored plastic?
This house had literally ONE grounded outlet before I installed this bad Larry.


Now that you mention it, I don’t think its drywall either. I was thinking of hitting it with some Kilz paint.


I’m going to pull that off next for easier access to the undersink area to install the outlet, so that’s a good call out. I definitely want to replace some parts of these cabinets with new treated plywood or something, so I’ll add that to the list. It does not smell rotten or anything though. They really knew how to make plywood back in 941 CE.


Avocado green is hot. Thank you.


There’s a basement underneath, and I can say a lot about my basement, but I’m reasonably certain the floor joists all look good and are mold free and solid.


You’re a monster!


It’s night and day. I thought my eyesight was going. It is, but the headlight problem was a worse issue for night driving.


I, too live on my own and am aging!


I’ve tried a couple glorious boards and don’t care for them. The Keychron metal body boards (like the Q series) are the best I have found in terms of overall quality, consistency, customizeability, durability….really everything. But I have to resist buying more as I want to get an ergo split board, and its $500 lol.


Keyboard: Keychron Q5 QMK Custom Keycaps: Ducky x Hardcap Afterglow 108 Key SA Profile Double Shot ABS Switches: Kailh Box Navy Clicky (I think)


Cheers, mate!
Keyboard: Keychron Q5 QMK Custom Keycaps: Ducky x Hardcap Afterglow 108 Key SA Profile Double Shot ABS Switches: Kailh Box Navy Clicky (I think)


One, including me. I did give my dog two pieces of feta.


Had I had any, I would have!


Thanks!


The kit was $17 on Amazon. You can order direct from Cerakote too, but you have to pay like $6.99 shipping. Kit was worth it. It was not difficult at all! Might have been a little easier for me because I removed the headlights completely from my truck and did the refinishing inside. I don’t know how easy that is on other vehicles.


My dog is 35lbs, and eats about a can and a half a day, so I don’t feed him a whole can at once because it’s too much for him in one sitting. So, I save the leftover 1/3-1/4 can until the next meal, or the next day, or so; two days tops. If you don’t date the cans, you might overlook one at one point, and then if you go to use it, you have no idea how old it is. Same principle for dating any leftovers in the fridge.
Fair, and that makes sense. But it’s the US, so…we suck 🤷♂️.
(I just imitated what the electrician did when he installed the load center.)