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And you stayed for how long?? and you slept? Did you have any nightmares about bad wiring? I probably would have.
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Is that 4" round box cut-out to fit the 2x4?
Violation is 110.3 (B)
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Looks more like the 2x4s are notched to accept the box.
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napervillesoundtech: a week, Yes with a fire extinguisher and 911 on speed dail, yes it was a scene from the new movie snakes on a plane but the snakes were NMD 90 arking at the end, still have them from two weekes ago
ShockMe77: thank god no 2X4 cut around the box
if some one hands you lemons use the juice to blind them
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very good SteveFehr i was too slow but you are correct
if some one hands you lemons use the juice to blind them
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Ok, the guys with the really good memory....when was NM-B (Blue) around??
Wasn't the jacket color (blue) to signify that it was a 'new and improved' NM??
Darn, how soon we forget!
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Well apparlenty soon in ontario it will identify bed room lines as bed rooms now must be protected by a gfi, but as for when it came around ???
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I've seen it on the late 70s/early 80s.
The local hardware has the new blue stuff now.
Judging by the stack of tapes, it could the of the 1970s type.
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Oh. Even better. It's those cheap plastic versions of the ceiling lampholder fixtures instead of the good porcelaine type.
I've seen them when they - literally - burn out. Not pretty.
That white melamine plastic doesn't hold up to heat from a bulb very well, first it goes yellow, starts splitting, and eventually it carbonizes and crumbles away.
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