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#171492 - 11/29/07 10:17 AM
Re: DIY Panel Feeder
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Well, he did use boxes for the splices. I usually find them loose, hanging somewhere. Good catch on your part though. Are there split bolts inside the boxes? He must have worked at getting them in there and taped.
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#171510 - 11/29/07 08:12 PM
Re: DIY Panel Feeder
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leland
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Recomend 4-11/16 you get more room.
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#171774 - 12/05/07 12:03 PM
Re: DIY Panel Feeder
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SteveFehr
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C'mon guys, you're missing the obvious easy solution- 20-cent plastic boxes!
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#171791 - 12/05/07 07:53 PM
Re: DIY Panel Feeder
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leland
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Ya! and nylon covers! Good thinking, then you don't need rubber tape and the "33" is optional! Good call.
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