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#96028 11/02/05 06:43 PM
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Doug, the time and effort spent getting a panel cover fabricated will not likly be recovered in the job. In my opinion it would be an un-needed expense. Screw the cover shut and be done with it.

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#96029 11/02/05 08:14 PM
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I agree this isn't the kind of thing you would have made special but if you could come up with a part number of a cover that would work it would be worth doing. How many cabinet sizes are there? Nobody said it had to be a perfect fit. You might have to drill a couple holes [Linked Image]


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There a metal fab place that would make a blank cover for me if I wanted one, make me a new panel conver with hinges too if I needed one.

Anyway... Would a hinge be an effective grouding path? Even with hinged gutters they are at least thumb screwed shut...


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