Inspect Panel and Prepare Wall Access

an air compressor. So, yeah. So, here's the inside of my panel. Um, bunch of wires everywhere. You got your main wire coming in from the bottom there up to your 100 amp breakers at the top. And then you have looks like they put 142 in there. I would have done 122, but whatever. This garage was probably built 25 years ago. So 122 coming in to my outlets and my lights. Um I don't have an issue with any breakers popping now. I I could upgrade that breaker in the future. Maybe run some more wire and do some better outlets, but we'll worry about that at a later date. Right now it works good enough for me. And once I get an air compressor, I'll be running air tools and my welder and everything will be on their own outlets, so I'm not too worried about it. Everything I have is electric anyway. So, as long as I can charge a battery and power some lights, works for me. So, I was going to retake that I was going to take off that whole sheet of plywood there that was around the box, but I figured why why not just cut an access panel? It would be be a lot easier. So, I just cut a I don't even know what it was. Probably a 16 by 16 panel, maybe 24 by 16 panel. Um, that gave me enough room to get in there. I don't have that much wire either. I only had a foot and a half or so for each. So, I just took that panel out there. Um, I'll refen it back to the studs when I'm done in all four corners. But, yeah, it it it made it easier. Um, that way if I ever have to change that 220 plug or I want to do something different, then it it'll give me the flexibility to do that later on. So, I'm just going to cut the insulation out and peel it back down and start throwing in the wires.