For starters the picture I missed yesterday.

I got up to the property fairly early too. I started to do the final run for the electric. I thought when I ran the wires that I had more than plenty of slack in them. I was apparently wrong. Those wires are barely long enough. Even then just barely. A couple might be too short actually.

The other issue was that I couldn't get all the wires into the stud bay. I didn't really want to put in more than four holes in the top plate, especially right at a joint. I decided to run part of them down in the next bay and run them through the wall.

You may notice there were only three holes I hit some screws or nails one one of them, went to put in another one, and the drill died partly through. My corded drill was at my apartment unfortunately.

I did prep the panel and the insulation board as well.


I still hope to finish it up tomorrow and maybe start on the ceiling. I don't think the house is in jeopardy of not being finished, the bigger threat at this point is the septic and well.
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