[Zamboknee]

I've moved my workshop (tablesaw, mitre, etc.) to the exterior shed next to our garage.
The problem though is that the shed doesn't have power hooked up.
The previous owners DID have a feed going in there but cut it off for some reason and I'd like to hook it back up.
The pictures show the main line that fed the shed (picture 1 from inside garage) which was also cut inside the shed (picture 2).
Picture 3 just shows a closer shot of the feed inside shed.
Can anyone give me a general idea of how to reconnect the shed?
Can I just tie into a junction box in the garage (which is about 12 inches away from cut line in Picture 1) and then new junction connection in shed (pic 2)??
Thanks

 

[Jim Port]

Does that cable need to run outside the house? If so you need a new cable.

 

[Zamboknee]

Does that cable need to run outside the house? If so you need a new cable.

There's about a 2 feet space between the garage and the shed. The wire is encased in some what appears to be PVC conduit? It's not metal.

 

[Jim Port]

That cable is for inside use only. The conduit sleeve is considered a wet area.

 

[Zamboknee]

That cable is for inside use only. The conduit sleeve is considered a wet area.

So replace with this?

 

[Syberia]

This is just personal preference, but I'd bump it up to 12/2 if you're going to be using power tools. If the conduit goes the whole way, or you don't mind extending it, you can use individual wires instead, which are much easier to pull than the UF will be.