Prudence wires a 1759

Prudence wires a NC1759

This NC1759 has a
custom Attic Ceiling

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The Oscillating Multitool is great for making electrification slots 01D.png

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... and for cleaning the provided slots 02D.png

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3. Starting the Main Loop 03D.png

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4. Up the side starting in the cellar 04D.png

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5. The backing will stay on - the tapewire is being pulled to the end 05D.png

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6. 06D.png

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7. 07D.png

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8. One continuous piece 08D.png

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9. no cuts or joints 09D.png

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10. This house has a custom Attic Ceiling - a nice improvement when hanging attic lights 10D.png

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11 11D.png

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12 12D.png

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13 No twists - 13D.png

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14 the re-directs will be sorted out when it comes time to lay the tapewire 14D.png

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15 15D.png

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16 Back down the other side 16D.png

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17 17D.png

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18 ... and back into the cellar 18D.png

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19 Pull thru a little extra, take off the backing, then pull it back 19D.png

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20 floor-by-floor, pull a loop, take off the backing, -> 20D.png

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21 pull it tight, rub it down. 21D.png

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22 ... all the way back to the beginning 22D.png

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23 Every corner is pleated, not cut! What a tidy job. 23D.png

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24 Do not eyelet a folded (pleated) corner... it will be a short circuit. 24D.png

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25 Straight and tidy 25D.png

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26 The access into the cellar had to be carved out 26D.png

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27 Tapewire laid on the Foundation within the cellar 27D.png

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28 Eyeletting the wire from the Jack to the Main Loop 28D.png

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29 I always do the center tap of the Jack to the copper lead in the tapewire in case I hook it up to LEDs 29D.png

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30 Running the Ceiling Loops 30D.png

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31 These could be thru the doors or thru e-slots... 31D.png

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32 I often do the Ceiling Loops before installing Dividers 32D.png

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33 Then it doesn't matter where I run them - 33D.png

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34 they just have to line up with the Main Loop 34D.png

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35 Marking the Sconce Runs 35D.png

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36 ... and now the Base runs - again, one piece, side-to-side, 36D.png

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37 Everything connects to the Main Loop on both ends 37D.png

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38 no joints (pleated re-directs only) 38D.png

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39 No joints means more robust! 39D.png

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40 40D.png

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41 41D.png

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42 42D.png

Prudence came over to borrow my Oscillating Multitool and to kibitz