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#118388 09/06/04 09:55 AM
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The Wife to be, found this and said, “Weren’t you saving this for some reason?”

Found in the demo of our garage, screwed to the lath and plaster , with 18/2!

Mark Heller (e57)


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#118389 08/12/05 10:46 PM
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Why go through that trouble when you can plug a three way "Gem" tap into that single receptacle? [Linked Image]
Ian A.


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#118390 08/13/05 03:01 AM
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The single receptical is what replaced it as a source for my garage door opener. Someone fished this from K&T in a joist space, screwed it to the lathe, and plastered up thier mess. Even had a cover plate, made it appear ligit, like there was even a box.


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It never ceases to amaze me how much effort people can put into patching up something to make it look right, when exactly the same amount of effort could have seen the job done properly.

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Paul, I agree with you 100%.

Hey, better make sure that lathe is grounded properly!

#118393 08/24/05 06:55 PM
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Okay I get it now. I also have to agree with Paul 100% here.

Ian A.


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