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How to FiX electrical wires that are too SHORT
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Leah of See Jane Drill demonstrates how to create a "pig tail" to repair electrical wires that are too short.

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@Trapper_Creek_2024

1 month ago

πŸŽ‰πŸŽ‰πŸŽ‰ 1 MILLION SUBSCRIBERS!! πŸŽ‰πŸŽ‰πŸŽ‰ Congratulations, Leah! Be proud of your accomplishment - you have helped all of us at least once with your excellent advice and down-to-earth calm, cool, and collected teaching style. There’s no other DIY instructional channel like yours. Thank you for being you!

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@karynstouffer3562

1 month ago

I like the insurance policy of using a bit of e-tape as well. Love that you do it!

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@marmaladesunrise

1 month ago

You give us courage, Leah. Thank you so much!

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@GoodlyEarth

1 month ago

My favorite DIYer on YouTube!! Great video Leah! And congrats again on your One Million Subscribers!!!

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@mikebland4935

1 month ago

Especially enjoyed the safety precautions with the electrical tape to prevent the wire nut from backing off. And that's the stuff that makes me feel good.

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@catchnote2

4 weeks ago

Love when you say "You Could Do This"❀

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@dougc78

1 month ago

Thanks for sharing! I’d probably use in-line Wagos and tape them.

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@rogerk1710

1 month ago

Hi Leah. Still loving your shows. I too would use Wago connectors but several others have said that. The Wago type switches are awesome and I have used some before. Great work 1 million subs? Truly awesome!!! You deserve it and have earned it. You are great. Thanks!

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@cinder7183

1 month ago

I like the way you explain things. Nice and clear directions. I've worked on my own houses most of my life, building them from the ground up. I just finished the last onexa couple years ago and want to do another one, not practical im looking at 69 years old this year but its always in my mind to so one more. Lol Dad was a carpenter and I followed him around everywhere. I love learning new skills and you're great to learn from . Keep it up!

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@rickdaystar477

1 month ago

I always tape too. I always worried the wire nut might loosen when I tuck everything into the box. πŸ‘ 1MILπŸ‘YEA!

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@catblue6393

1 month ago

Congratulations on 1 million subscribers! Well deserved! πŸ™‚

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@ron1martens

3 weeks ago

Jane, your content is always good. I like watching your videos and the small tips you provide. We don't have that type of connection with the clips on the switches. We still need to screw the wires in.

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@MMuraseofSandvich

1 month ago

Old wires are often very oxidized, and metal oxides can be really iffy conductors. If the exposed wires are dull or even black, it might be worth cleaning the exposed wire with something like DeOxIt which is designed to clean oxidation, or using an abrasive like fine-grit sandpaper or better yet a fiberglass eraser to scrape oxidation off the surface of the wire.

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@napoleonwilson3912

1 month ago

Helpful and concise video on a real world problem. Thank you.

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@deborahschwalk2358

1 month ago

Congratulations on 1 million subscribers. Started watching when you where living in the PNW. Thanks for all the useful information and videos. I have learned a lot from you.

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1 month ago

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1 month ago

Congratulations on 1M πŸŽ‰πŸŽ‰πŸŽ‰

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1 month ago

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1 month ago

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1 month ago

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