Cutting a hole for a new electrical outlet can be tricky. Learn how to install and wire a new electrical outlet with expert tips and advice on home improvement in this free video.
Expert: George A. Finn, III
Bio: George Finn is an expert in mechanical systems. He has a Masters Degree in Mechanical Engineering from Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute. He is a licensed engineer and licensed home inspector.
Filmmaker: Nick Finn
If I have concrete wall? :)
Video is not suitable for ex-USSR countries, cause there drilling hole in the Soviet concrete for one outlet takes approximately 50 minutes or 1 hour. And of course pain in hands.
Dmitrytln 1 year ago
@realtyv1 does it matter? its unfinished right under that piece of drywall so that drywall is just going to be laying on the floor dingleberry
wtf4real123 2 years ago
if you look closely you can see that there isnt a bottom to the wall so it would have just been sitting on the ground below him
livo101 2 years ago
lol wtf? he just put that box in afterwards like nothing happened after that piece fell into the wall.
realtyv1 2 years ago
why not go to the stud and screw to it rather then using one of those cheap drywall anchor boxes?
Etrician55 3 years ago
if ur gonna complain then dont watch it, nothing wrong with using ur palm, i always use my palm, so does my dad and it works fine
926531 3 years ago
I thought that they are usually attached to studs.
mikeweeber 3 years ago
As he is cutting he lets the piece fall inside the wall. If you're at home with an existing wall and you will have some problems. Bad video. Use a hammer to push the saw in not your palm. As his title says Master Inspector not electrician.
y0utube1973 3 years ago
years of experience would advise against using the palm of ones hand in place of a hammer or side of linesmans pliers....
laptopslide 3 years ago