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Main panel, neutral and ground wires are on same bar. How to run neutral and ground to sub panel with separate buss bars. Also the ground bus bar in the sub panel is screwed right to the panel, does is ...

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I want to put a back on some shelves. I can't take out the shelves or work from behind them. My idea is to maneuver a piece of plywood in behind them and glue it to each of the shelves. ...

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I have a new ge dryer rated at 20amp 120v. My outlet is a pre 1990s 3 prong dedicated 30amp 120/240 outlet to a double 30amp breaker. The cord that was given to me to fit the drier is rated ...

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Unusual question....I have a swing in the basement for the little guy. It’s just a regular A frame type swing with 4x4 legs. When he gets to swinging, it rubs back and forth on the Lifeproof flooring and is wearing ...

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I have a baileigh bending machine that I bought. From the panel a cord is in place with no plug. The equipment must be wired for 220 volts. However at the end of the cord there are 4 wires, one ...

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I will install a long buried cable to a subpanel in a remote barn. Online wire-size calculators (including this one at AskMeDIY), require me to input if my circuit is 120 or 240 V, and this parameter produces ...

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Hello, I'm slowly updating some lights ,a mid 60's built home.In doing so I notice that all the old switches inside the box have the neutral/white wire attached to the switch ,there is only three wires inside the switch box.I assume ...

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Installing “insulated” vinyl siding on home built with exterior vertical planks that have 2” gaps between each plank and has no insulation. Will filling in gaps with lumber be sufficient or should plywood be installed first and will ¼” be ...

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Hi. I’m trying to put up a shelf (board and shelf brackets, not a floating shelf) in an interior drywall, using molly plugs. I’ve taken out an electrical socket in the wall to measure the thickness of the wall, which ...

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