Doing This Feels So Wrong...But Feels So Right! 

Go grab a Hart spotlight at Walmart. Next time you work in a dark spot, you'll thank me. Edit: mounting a Beelink GTR6 behind it would be cool.

Good job short boy!! You need the ladder to get to your top shelf stuff? 🎉 need to overvolt that motor tho it’s sloooooo Seriously tho, you’re handy af, good job, that bedroom light needs some rethink, door or curtains on the closet 👍

Absolutely a great idea. Gonna have to do it myself. Great job on the wiring as well!!

I'm fully on board with the mini gaming/media pc mounted up there. I definitely also wanna see you run "skylight clouds" youtube video on the panel while its stowed away... would make a cool short

I hope you have a girl in the house at the time of filming, cause I saw a bra in the closet without doors.

I try to be handy. I built some shelves and stuff recently. Unfortunately, getting on my knees is very scary since I wrecked a scooter and shattered my patella...

Humility it's the breakfast of veteran champions

I thought the exact same thing. But I think it's rock wool so it's pretty safe and a non-irritant. Although in an attic the chances of finding something nasty especially when there's open holes to a garage… Yeah I'd be wearing gloves.

@@Stop_Pre-Ordering_Video_Games I thought I caught a glimpse of fiberglass underneath though

@@peteyification oh I didn't notice that.

Just rock wool.

@@muniemoo rock wool or cellulose?

This is the most common sense approach.

War Eagle!

There probably also is one very near the outlet in the ceiling, as he shows there is a light. Depends if the junction box is switch only or constant powered, but certainly would be worth to check out.

@@jeremybosco5924 Well, I'm sorry for not having English as a native language. I think you understood wat I meant. I'll change it.

CLEARLY. lol

how so? you still need a cable all the way to the roof where your fan is

@@niuchajianfa6222 Not when you are replacing an existing fixture. The outlet is already there. I was just taking down a lamp and putting up a fan. The part relevant to the video is tearing up the ceiling to make sure the mount is properly attached to the joists. My house was already properly equipped.

@@niuchajianfa6222 No! You can run either BX or Romex from the ceiling fan to the existing electrical conduit in the attic for that room.

Kinda wild a stud finder was your second option not first.

he just wanted an excuse to buy a new tv for sure

I'm a stud who likes wood LMAO.

As an electrician this was my least favorite part of the video lots of no nos... Electric work is not for DIY.

@@boomtatortot5431 I'm a first year, and I'm convinced this video is gonna be in my nightmares. Granted, he's never done electrical work, so there's no reason he should know already how to do it, and paying someone to come out is pretty expensive, but even just a few videos could show him how to run some flex and keep things in the j-boxes. That last wire with a cover plate _squashing it to the wall_ is bound to be a problem.

@@ExperiMentalDon Really? What problems would that plastic wall cover will cause to that Romex insulated wire in his garage? The only issue is that he didn't need to run that Romex all the way the the garage when there was a junction box for him to use in the attic for his bedroom.

@@spankbuda5760 Romex isn't suitable for outdoor use, so using it in a garage can be sketchy because of the potential moisture exposure. Also, if a squirrel, cat, raccoon, etc decided it looked tasty, there's no conduit protecting it from them. As far as the cover plate, those can be kind of sharp, and having it that way means there's already pressure on the wire, so if it gets bumped into enough times, it could cut through the wire. There are _many_ things that could go _seriously_ wrong here.

@@ExperiMentalDon What are you talking about? He have a ATTACHED garage!

Dont judge the man. He got back together with his childhood gf. You should be happy for the man

How about you sort your life out and don't try to scam people on RU-vid?

He did consult someone who does electrical work for a living. It was on RU-vid.

and man is that a nice attic; not up to code, but do I see an inspector?...didn't think so

Came here to say this.

You don't staple down electrical wire.

@@spankbuda5760 334.30 Securing and Supporting. Nonmetallic-sheathed cable shall be supported and secured by staples; cable ties listed and identified for securement and support; or straps, hangers, or similar fittings designed and installed so as not to damage the cable, at intervals not exceeding 1.4 m (4 ½ ft) and within 300 mm (12 in.) of every cable entry into enclosures such as outlet boxes, junction boxes, cabinets, or fittings.