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I would have to agree. I have wired metal stud houses both ways with romex and bushing and emt and mc. However, I always used metal
boxes that were properly bonded. When using romex I would use listed bushings for that purpose but, I still had alot of trouble with them. Metal boxes SHOULD be required for metal studs and metal sheathing for wire
protection should also be a serious consideration.

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There's a Fine Print Note on 250.116.
(Of course it's not enforceable, but still a good idea)...S
Hey, how would you bond it?



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