Yes, a jig.

 

I have almost all my details ready, but it's looking like this will have to wait until tax time for the big expenses. I want to put up some drywall and insulate the ceiling before I wire, and just run the conduit and boxes on top of the drywall.

 

You are going to do what? Before you concrete the floor?

 

I think the order now is going to be drywall, paint, electrical (in conduit on top of the drywall), then concrete. Somewhere in the midst of this I need to put up a fence so the psychotic mutts can have a place to be themselves.
Here's some of what I'm after partswise:
16 fluorescent fixtures (new)
42 duplex outlets
13 double boxes
1 triple box
4 switches
1 WP switch
1 WP outlet/box/cover
17 single boxes
2 30amp 220v outlets
1 Single lamp outdoor light
1 mogul-base outdoor fixture (CFL in a mercury vapor housing, 65w vs 175w)
A fair bit of 12/2 and 10/3 cable
1", 3/4", and 1.5" conduit
I'm thinking 6/3 for the pole to box run, it'll be about 20'
and the 100 amp panel.

 

The 6/3 is only rated for 60amps. Need to go a little higher. Minimum #2.

Jared, You worry about the drawing, lights and panel. (Square D is prefered, since I have a majority of the breakers.) Dave and myself will worry about the rest.

Do us a favor and yourself, no rock till the wiring is done. I know its hard to wait, but it will save a ton of time.

 

Well Tom, I know you do work the way i do with the same clauses I have.... I do not do repair.. If a wall needs to be opened up, It shall be. And The owner has the task to close it.

 

Yes, Jared, Just trying to save the expense and time. I hate rock in a new open building with no wire. It's just like the contractor trying to save time by going backwards.

 

tripping over a dollar to pick up a dime.

 

Grabbing for the nickel and snatched a penny.

 

Yep.. Just as stupid as all Project managers.

 

And Salesman.

 

No a sales man will make you pick up the dime while they get the dollar. Greedy bass tards

 

Sometimes the other way around with the wiring.

 

either way, someone is getting screwdrivered

 

Always one of us workers.