
As usual,
after church we hit up the hardware store for supplies for today’s work. When
we got back, I got to work on wiring the dinette switches we had wired the
night before, while David got to work on Paul’s prep. He cut the holes for the
vents and some of the ducting going through drywall, and then a whole in the
back of the closet that the wiring will run from the inside to the outside to
power the AC unit. Paul’s partner, Mark, dropped off the correct wiring for
the furnace the day before, so that went in next. While the first time it wasn’t
all too difficult, it was especially easy with David there the second time. We
go it wired, as well as pulled the second wire through the whole David cut that
will lead to the outside.
We had picked up wire
for the range as well a junction box because we were using the existing line to
the range. The holes were already drilled so all that was left was to wire it.
I was on that task while David was planning out the connections for the 3-way
switches. Talk about difficult, try fitting 6-3 gauge wire into a 3/8” wire
clamp at a 90 degree angle. It ended up working out all right, I just had to
strip the outer plastic and string each wire at a time. At this point David was
upstairs removing some of the outlets that were going to need moved or else
they would be covered by the ducting. We were able to pull the wire out so we
could use it once all the ducting is in. By this point we had to leave for a
hockey game, but we were pleased with what we were able to accomplish for the
day.
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