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Inside a "listed" box, lots of things happen that are not exactly kosher anywhere else.


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If you buy the UL guy lunch you can get anything listed.

ha-ha

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RSmike,


Too bad still listed 4" square blank covers. The last time I used some of them, they were very sharp. I could shave with them. That and the utility plates. I used to have to take a file to the plates before I put them on. They would cut everyone up and leave blood all around. It does go with the paint scheme in the house.

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