I don't really know where to post this, but I guess this is as good a spot as any. I have concerns about the household wiring's safety. The house is about 30 years old and so the outlets are not the 3 prong grounding style. It has black and white wires, but no green wire for grounding. I can physically replace the outlets, but I don't think that is enough. I feel I also need to clarify that I am talking about 110, or actually 120 odd volt wiring not 220. My last electrical course was about 13 years ago, so I don't remember much. I do know safety and how to physically replace outlets and switches. But I don't remember much about wiring theory.
Downstairs in the basement it is a little better as far as wiring, but it is less convenient for welding at the moment. Once I get the floor pans put in my 71 cutlass I will be able to move it out and then have a little more space to work with, but for now the carport upstairs is a better area for welding. It is sheltered from the weather somewhat. Where I can weld now downstairs is out on the little concrete pad outside the basement garage.
Downstairs in the basement it is a little better as far as wiring, but it is less convenient for welding at the moment. Once I get the floor pans put in my 71 cutlass I will be able to move it out and then have a little more space to work with, but for now the carport upstairs is a better area for welding. It is sheltered from the weather somewhat. Where I can weld now downstairs is out on the little concrete pad outside the basement garage.
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