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This video will teach you how to splices wires as an electrician from scratch using NMD90 wire. It includes stripping the jacket (sheathing), stripping the insulation on the individual conductors, and finally, making a nice clean splice.

I actually make TWO different splices with you, so make sure to watch to the end. One splice is how to splice three wires, and one is how to splice four or more wires!

As mentioned, you need to build HAND STRENGTH. But a useful trick to help when you are dealing with #12 or #10 wire (and even #14 when starting), is simply to strip the wire a little extra long! You will see it makes all the difference when twisting the wires together.

Finally, make sure insulation is all lined up (not the end of the copper, the insulation once its stripped!). Doing so will allow you to bring your pliers close to the insulation, and gently mold the wires back to get a nice BRAID going on. Once a decent braid happens, you can be more aggressive and TWIST!

(Some other things that may be useful to know when you are wondering how to twist wires together is that this is typically called "CuttingIn" in the roughin stage of the electrical process).

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