COOL TOOLS!!!... WOULD YOU HAVE THIS IN YOUR TOOL BOX?

Electricians tools that makes life easier.

I am an electrician with over 30 years experience in Residential, Commercial, and industrial electrical. This channel is designed for the Homeowner, DIY'ER, or the apprentice. we cover basic code, pipe bending, wire pulling and especially TIPS AND TRICKS that you may not know. These tricks make life easier when installing you electrical in walls or attics or just fun things to know.

[Skullgoroth]

Nice camera work. I almost identified an object.

[castious]

H2024 H2 Homerun Helper. Made by Rack-a-Tiers. Cheers.

[lukexmfxjones]

Or you could just use staples…. Takes up less space, keeps romex/mc secure to the struts. Looks cleaner too, imo. Did I mention staples are cheaper? Well there’s that too.

[WillMag]

We used to use data rings when running alot of mc cables. Works aweosme. But yeah im down to try these. Some times when im running alot of romex along a beam i use regular stackers for stud bays. Some times two rowes of them. I use extra to keep it fancy and no its not bundling. Plenty of free air around the wires.

[skinnywhiteboisinc]

Homie helpers. Guy I worked with used to make his own with the hole saw and some ply wood big help but pain to set up wouldn’t recommend for every project but definitely for something with long home runs involved

[seantreakle]

We use them in commercial for pipe they're called silvertenes those are the ones we use in commercial though. These are for residential applications but they're similar to the silvertenes . I think there's a fine line on these. In residential you're supposed to be securely stapled every 4 and 1/2 ft. These are more like supports. Well if they're getting away with it. Same for commercial we get away with it. I think it's a fine line. Morsel on residential because if somebody pulls the wire it's not secured with the staple

[Riless]

“H2 Homer Helper Cable Bracket” $10.20 each at Platt before bulk discounts. Think they will save enough time to make it worth the cost?

[Handlealreadytaken.Trythisone.]

Those aren't the best, you need those with a little gap in the top to push the wire through. 👍

[GailUrge-vqqn]

I dunno but I'd call it a "Path-Keeper".

[cobravids]

Alright guys, i did something lole this amd was told i needed wet conditon cables because they were not in insulation. Under the house, in the attic, they will always be in contact with cool and hot air.

[joebx]

UL listed? Real contractors have to worry about that

[Zamoramax.]

Caution. AHJ can call this bundling as there is no exact definition.