[dcwired]

That would be fine. I would use red 3M or Ideal wingnut brand.
Option #2 is to have 1 long pigtail and loop from switch to switch. Individual pigtails is better for dimmers with their own pigtail.

 

[Sheen]

That would be fine. I would use red 3M or Ideal wingnut brand.
Option #2 is to have 1 long pigtail and loop from switch to switch. Individual pigtails is better for dimmers with their own pigtail.

Thanks!

I have the commercial electric from HD. Should I return them and use what you suggested?

 

[C'est Moi]

The box of wirenuts should tell you what size wires the connector can handle. It is either on the box or on a small piece of paper in the box.

As electricians we are partial to certain wirenuts etc but I am sure the HD ones will work fine if they are rated for the number of conductors you plan to use.

 

[rjniles]

Plastic boxes usually have internal clamps and do not count against box fill or they have no clamps. Your box is more than ample.
Red wire nut is fine for 5 #14s

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[Sheen]

Plastic boxes usually have internal clamps and do not count against box fill or they have no clamps. Your box is more than ample.
Red wire nut is fine for 5 #14s

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Thanks!
I went on the safe side just to have to cushion in case i used a box that the tabs were not removed. They are secured within 8 inches of the box so all should be good as you say.

 

[spaceman spif]

Late to the party, but I love, love, love the Wago connectors that have the lever over wire nuts. Quicker and easier to install, and if you ever need to redo one circuit, you don't have to remove a wire nut that releases all the wires. You just remove the wire you need to replace from the Wago.