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It is not that I don't think I can run the line; it all comes down to wasting 80' of 8/2 and having to buy 80' of 8/3.

Perfect, thanks for the thorough answer!

I'll probably just daisy chain the BLK from one hot bar to the other. Is that a safe situation?

When you say "bonded to the box", what do you mean? ...

If you ask (don't since you might have a good think going), it is probably $7.27 for each sheet of the 2-pack ($14.54).

Running new wire is not an option at this time, so I'd like to reconfigure if it is indeed a safety hazard.

Loads -

20A - Dedicated line for refrigerator

20A - Dedicated line for 1 outlet...

Just bought the 12/3 wire instead; thanks for everyone's help!

Any ideas on how to redo the 8/2 line to upgrade the safety level of my garage sub box?

Good question; I'm also a big believer in planning ahead. But, maybe the 12/3 will suffice in this case.

Tak sa mychet!

Thanks!

Why are they connected in the main box then?

Thanks again!

Thank you! I've seen a lot of your reponses and they are always helpful to me.

The Air Compressor is labeled as needing only a 15A circuit.

Do I need to run 8-3 to update the garage sub box or...

Two years ago, I added a sub box in my garage. I ran 8/2 wire with the BLK and WHT connected to a double 30A breaker and BARE connected to ground. Most outlets and lights work fine, but the 20A...

I'm building an "L" shaped staircase for a 10' high deck. A 6'X6' pad was already poured to support the bottom of the lower set of stairs. Can another pad be poured for the stair landing or are...

That is my one beef with Evergrain; they don't recommend any fasteners. They told me that people love using "them" with their product, but wouldn't define "them". Seems like they don't want to be...

That $2.25 price is why I jumped on it so quickly. That is $0.25 cheaper than I've seen anywhere else. I've done a major amount of research on the product and haven't found any negative opinions on...

Thanks guys! I don't feel like experimenting on a $2.25 plf piece of material.

The manufacturer (Evergrain) recommends 2 teeth per inch. Would that mean an 80 tooth 12" chop saw blade and 40 tooth 7.25" circular saw blade?

From ThisOldHouse.com - "To cut composite or...