Reply by sandhill

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#1 posted 01-30-2012 07:00 AM

I went out to my shop and did nothing as well. But then I have not put in the electric or insulation or sheet rock but I did do a lot of planing on where everything will go. I have to run a 200 AMP panel and decided that all the 240VAC lines will be ran in conduit outside the wall and all the 125VAC circuits will be quads inside the walls with no more then 8 feet apart. My new shop is about 2.5 times as big as my old one.

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