TONS OF PICTURES!!!
4 wires!!! :-) makes for 1 nice run instead of 2..
The 4-wire monster cable in wall speaker wire and the 100watt RMS
in-ceiling surround speakers have arrived on schedule.
Wiring for the bar track lighting switches, cans, and outlets.
Pantry wired up.
Single 15amp circuit for the outlets along the wall.
The bi-fold Oak closet/pantry/office doors (dbl bi fold for the office), pre framed oak door on its side for the doorway leading to the laundry room.
Left, center, and right channel speaker wires run, soon to be followed with wall plates.
AV closet with its own 20amp circuit, 2 gigabit cat6 ethernet runs, and the speaker wires
Check out the labeling, its all about the labeling!!!
More shots off the office network and electrical runs.
Behold! The rack is live and serving as brains for the entire house!!!
Nice shot of my first attempt to wire a cat6 connector, not as bad as I thought....
A closeup of my rack, cable modem, and router.
Box shot of the sconces since that last one didnt turn out so well.
The handy labeler...
Closeup of of the hardwood floor for the bar area
More hardwood floor.
Why the hell is 14/3 so expensive?! 250ft cost me $84
Pic of the bifold doors, stained
Closeup of the 36" oak laundry door
Left over cat6
Closeup of my cat6 punch downs, since I'm a system analyst by trade I figure I should atleast have some experience with pulling and punching down wires, hows it look so far?
Wire pulls from the rest of the basement to the rack
Super cheap and nice capacitor base voltage stabilazer, both boost and buck, you know its working when this lil guy starts going nuts when we use the saw.
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