Both- solid and hollow
It's not as difficult as building a jet airplane, I guess, but certainly not as easy as pissing out beer. eheh.
I don't try. I do. :thumbsup:
Around corners, I usually only put one wire per hole. Most of the time it's not too difficult, just be patient and line your holes up. If need be, fish a single conductor through first and use it as a pull wire.
you make an interesting point and may have even seen me at work
Tell me, though, What alternatives would you use instead of going around the corners? For instance, lets say a room has some open attic space to crawl around in. Would you rather crawl around in the attic in horse hair insulation and drop all of the wires down through the top plates? If so, would you have the recs fed from a junction box above the room, then send a home run back to the main panel from there?
Nice demo. Now put the exterior sheathing in the way. :whistling
Cole,
That drill bit does look pretty awesome, but wouldn't seem practical for getting around too many corners in a remodel. The shaft is too long, and drywall already installed on the backside of a stud would prohibit the movement needed to make the corner. Also, I can't imagine code enforcement allowing me to run wire through a hole that not only compromises the strength of the stud, but also has the wire exposed to the potential nail penetration.
I still want one though
I don't think you can use it the way the video does, but if you drill from each side and they don't line up the greatest. You can wobble it around and get them to connect with each other,
