October 26, 2006

A county inspector returned for the close-in electrical inspection. It passed. The next inspection will be the final for the building and the electrical.

October 21, 2006

The door lock and handles were installed plus some finishing trim was added to the door.
















Electricity enters the shed at an opening on the left and connected to a 20 Amp GFCI receptacle. The other blue cable just above is the Cat 5e network cable.
















More electrical work was performed to prepare for the next electrical inspection. Holes were drilled into the studs to run 12 gauge/3 wire NM electrical cable. The one wall switch in the junction box controls power to a ceiling junction box. The junction box hanging on the cable will be for an exterior light. Junction boxes were also mounted for receptacles throughout the shed.

















The junction box between the ceiling joists is for a ceiling fan. The light is temporary.

October 20, 2006

The county performed two inspections today. The shed was approved for the framing but rejected for the close-in electrical. I was not sure what was needed for the electrical at this point. Now I know what the want.

October 9, 2006

I have taken a short break from working on the shed. Too many other things have been delayed. On Saturday I cleaned up all the debris on the inside in preparation for a framing inspection which will include an electrical close-in inspection.

I was able to play some golf with my son on this Columbus Day Holiday. Earlier in the day, I did more clean-up and connected electricity inside the shed. A lot more electrical work is needed.