Masterclass: Outdoor Electrical Outlets & Switches | full walkthrough

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  @98wildcat19 · 1 year ago

  I like how you don't edit out the challenges you run into and show what really happens when things don't go as planned.  It's real life!

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  @mxcollin95 · 1 year ago

  Wire trick for the stripped out hole is brilliant!

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  @davidvanvalkenburg8731 · 1 year ago

  Two tricks I’ve never seen. The 14 gauge wire in the striped plastic box, and using a wire through the drill hole to find a stud. Paul is the smartest man alive. Love his tips and tricks.

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  @timrick2 · 1 year ago

  As a 20 year detailed carpenter, YOUR detail and explanation is always EXCELLENT!!!!   ...AND....HUGE kudos to your camera guy who automatically KNOWS were to zoom in and out, even while on the ground and shooting to the eves!!!

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  @Red1Wollip · 1 year ago

  As an electrician that has worked in the trade for 60 years I am happy to see you set your plate screws at ATTENTION.

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  @lisaa.powell3634 · 1 year ago

  I've been watching Studpack and Studpack 2 for years, now. The quality in your work and your willingness to discuss your thought process makes all the difference  in building confidence in those you are gifting with your skills and knowledge.  Your approach is not with arrogance, but with a willingness to buildup others. It's about the willingness to share that knowledge, but more importantly HOW that knowledge is shared.  My first maintenance job, about a year in, I learned 3 of the technicians I worked with were taught by my father how to work on automobiles. They progress their knowledge and became CNC maintenance technicians. I took the route of getting a college degree before I was hired. My father passed years before, but those 3 men passed onto me what he had taught them. That's the difference in building unity, quality, and productivity. I look forward to every video and tell as many people I can about you  guys.

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  @metalmassacre84 · 11 months ago

  Tip- When you tape the cables together to pull them through, have one of them stick out further than the other, so it makes more of a spear.. it helps A LOT

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  @KenAmmon · 1 year ago

  From North Idaho, I'm a 77 year old DIYer & learned 3, 4 or 5 things from this video! PLUS the explanation while you are working as well as going back and fixing something that's not quite right instead of just editing it out. Very valuable video, thanks so much!

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  @andyhall6257 · 1 year ago (edited)

  Wish I had a dad like this growing up. Hell, wish I had a dad &nbsp;like this now at 39 years old. <br>Love watching these guys, especially Paul explaining why he&apos;s doing what he&apos;s doing.

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  @steveyoast4211 · 1 year ago

  Paul should get Father of the Year, No Decade. &nbsp;His kids are very fortunate to have such a father. &nbsp;JMO.

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  @connecticutaggie · 1 year ago (edited)

  You got my hooked on those Wagos. &nbsp;I am an Engineer and now I use them on the machines I design at work for routing 24V and everyone LOVES them. &nbsp;It makes it so easy to cut the power on any module we need to for repair or diagnosis and is super modular and eliminates some of the custom harnesses/cables we would normally make. Thank you professor Paul.

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  @safyany9191 · 1 month ago

  I am a huge fan of this trio—a father and his two sons. The mutual respect in their relationship is clearly evident as they create wonderful, useful content for their followers. Thank you all.