Achieving safe wire connections is a critical skill. The post Making Safe Wire Connections: A Step-by-Step Guide appeared first on Family Handyman.

It's tempting to save a few bucks and a trip to the store if you have some used wire nuts in the garage. Here's how to know ...

You will need a junction box (called a J-box) with a cover, some cable clamps and some wire nuts. Before you start the job, turn off the power to the cable at the main panel. Use a neon tester to ...

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The allowed wire combinations are listed on the wire nut packaging. 2: Cut off the crimp connector leaving as much wire as possible. Either 3a: If there are just one or two twists on the grounds ...

I had to make a bunch of junction box wire-nut connections through 5in dia. ceiling holes for can lights. While the mixed stranded/solid wires were a nuisance with wire nuts, it looks like WAGO ...

Wire splicing and soldering is a basic skill that any DIYer can master—but it all starts with a solid connection between the two wires. That’s where the Lineman splice comes in.

The Wall-Nuts 773 Series of push-wire connectors now handles awg 10 wire. The new connector, item #773-173, accepts three conductors. The 773 Series provides numerous benefits over traditional ...

Butt connectors, Scotchloks, and twisted-together wires may have started as field fixes but were still found on our ’77 F-150 years later. They contributed to blown fuses, short circuits, and ...

You will need a junction box (called a J-box) with a cover, some cable clamps and some wire nuts. Before you start the job, turn off the power to the cable at the main panel. Use a neon tester to ...