Electrician Quick Tip 19 - Cut In Trick ⚡️

⚡️ Mad Electrician Quick Tip 19 ⚡️

This is one of my favorite tricks that I’ve been taught, and I’m sharing it with you. This is a great way to ensure that you have enough depth and width in the wall for whatever you’re cutting in. The best part of this is that if you end up not having enough space, all you’ve done is left a little hole that can easily be spackled or taken care of without a full on patch. I use this almost every time I do a cut-in. Do you dig it?

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[VortexTheGreat]

Speedy screwdriver is slightly bent I just stabs the wall looking for studs

[AliveZombiegameing]

Nah fuck that just cut the wall and find out lol jk

[devinphillips]

hate seeing ANYTHING mounted only to drywall. feels like landlord special to me.

[xSIKxux]

It ain't a circle make it half the diagonal

[jorgeruiz]

That foreman was a handyman one day until he decided to be an electrician. We could learn something from them to make life easier.

[KeystoneOutdoorsman]

Ive done something similar using Simpson insulation supports. Very useful

[Jok-the-Mad]

I use a swivel screwdriver. It's the same principle, but fits in my toolbelt. (This is the only thing I used it for).

[jonathanhughes]

Very cool to see you and here you speak today at NECA.

[SwiftyisThemann]

Metal box in a residential home? Looks goofy af

[boredfive]

Client: "What the fuck is that hole in my wall?"