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Old 19 May 2008, 11:45 AM   #3241 (permalink)
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Hooking up the wood shop lights!

Here I have taken out the wood shop rafters and laid it upside down on the office roof.I have left a lot of extra wire everywhere so that by lifting the main roof rafters I can easily get to the bulbs for maintenance.The connectors are plastic terminal strips that I have cut and wrapped in velcro so that they can easily be removed to get at the screws that are securing the wires.
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Smile The lighting so far!

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