Time for dedicated outlets!

Cleeds, that is true. If the run is 50 feet or more you should use # 10. If 100 ft  go to # 8.

10-3 was used for greater distance. My nextdoor neighbor who is a electrician ran that. So I have 2 20amp. At the wall we put 2 sets of outlets each set is on a separate breaker


Outlet. Outlet. Outlet Outlet
Outlet. Outley. Outlet Outlet
     1.          2.         1.        2
Breaker Breaker Breaker Breaker


It is this way so I can decide how much load is on each beaker.

Why are you guys using 10/3 Romex? What are you doing with the extra wire? 10/2 Romex has 2 insulated conductors and a bare ground. 10/3 has 3 insulated conductors and a bare ground.  Maybe you guys are confused about the wire naming? If not, I'm so curious what that extra wire is for!

Baddoge, if u have four breakers u have four circuits and u did not get that with 10/3 wire. 10/3 wire has 2 hots a neutral and a ground and is good only for 2 circuits. You must have run more wire

That's a violation of the NEC

I'm assuming NEC is an American standard @cleeds ?