Vern
has his certain installation memories in the 1960's.
In the
new subdivision on Sheffield Place, Lambertville, Michigan, Vern was
wiring a new house where one of the phones needed to be located on
kitchen counter/bar on the back wall of the house. He took his 24
inch drill bit and was making a hole to enter inside the cupboard below
the counter. The bit, in a hand drill, took a lot of resistance for a
long time. OOOPS! The bit was making a 1/4 inch gouge across the front
of the counter.
When wiring a a house, an installer really needs to know how houses are constructed. In another house, Vern needed to install a phone on an interior wall. In the attic he found a two-by four which he thought was the top of the wall. He drilled down, again with his 24 inch drill, when a loud scream came from below. He had drilled through the ceiling over the dining room table, 16 inches from the wall. |