Electricians or those familiar with wiring?

[PandaPancake]

I've been wiring my shop and I've not connected power to it yet. Mainly out of fear of burning everything down. I went over code on everything but was wondering if anyone here had experience to look at some pics?

[DrankenPanther]

I've been doin commercial electric work for 10 yrs. Post em up and I can take a look.

[Mother Grabber]

3 hours ago, DrankenPanther said:

I've been doin commercial electric work for 10 yrs. Post em up and I can take a look.

are you dranken when you're doing your commercial electric work?

[DrankenPanther]

Damn right!!

[stankowalski]

I've got a little experience.  Not to toot my own horn but I did put this together over the weekend:

https://www.adafruit.com/products/739?gclid=CjwKEAiAws20BRCs-P-ssLbSlg4SJABbVcDpJckTjf-jLpVfmL1OLQAAFA2IebzWck2-R3k7qBUEHBoCvnDw_wcB

 

[cookinbrak]

So what was the actual question?

[g5jamz]

I do my own stuff, but not for a living.  You talking standard house wiring, or sub-panel stuff.

[PandaPancake]

Snow has delayed my project. I can't get the underground wires marked and I'm not a fan of digging blindly where I'm sure there are service entrance wires coming in.

[cookinbrak]

So do you just need to trace wires? Can you check continuity?

[PandaPancake]

I'm wiring a 125 amp subpanel from my 200 amp main box, that has lines running underground from the pole west of my shop, 40 feet to my shop. From that main box on the northeast side of the house there are wires buried running east to the well. Add in another 18 inches of snow plus the drifts on top of that and my project is on hold until everything melts which might be a while because it was -18 yesterday morning.

[cookinbrak]

So you just want to find the wire and tie in? Get a cheap metal detector.