Gounding Screw

[don_resqcapt19]

Re: Gounding Screw

Bob,

Now how do I attach my listed lug to the enclosure?

Crazy glue?

 

[iwire]

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Originally posted by don_resqcapt19:
Bob,

Now how do I attach my listed lug to the enclosure?

Crazy glue?

I will am still searching for UL Listed green crazy glue.

 

[dlhoule]

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And I thought crazy glue was non-conductive.

Gee, I learn something new everyday. Now where do I find this Listed Crazy Glue?

 

[Mike03a3]

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I'm proud of you guys.

I figure any thread about kitchen islands is good for at least 100 replies, but I sure wouldn't have thought you could drag out a discussion of the lowly green screw for 6 pages. :roll:

 

[physis]

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Has this one been pounded to death yet or is it still moving?.

 

[electricmanscott]

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Originally posted by Mike03a3:
I'm proud of you guys.

I figure any thread about kitchen islands is good for at least 100 replies, but I sure wouldn't have thought you could drag out a discussion of the lowly green screw for 6 pages.

 

[charlie b]

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Yes, this has been a long discussion. And I finally got up the courage to start reading it. I must admit I am disappointed that nobody has brought up the most important consideration, truly the key technical issue: Should the green ground screw go up or down?

 

[physis]

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And is either direction allowed if it's not green.

 

[jim dungar]

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Charlie, I'm disappointed. I was hoping to have our island receptacle question "beat" this one, but now you're not helping.

edit: Oops, I guess now I'm not either

[ February 02, 2006, 04:33 PM: Message edited by: jim dungar ]

 

[al hildenbrand]

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And let's not forget left hand threads.

If it's not prohibited, it's allowed.

[ February 02, 2006, 05:09 PM: Message edited by: al hildenbrand ]

 

[iwire]

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Originally posted by al hildenbrand:
And let's not forget left hand threads.

Then we would have to wrap the conductor the other way around the screw and that just looks weird.

 

[al hildenbrand]

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One's weird is another's creativity.

 

[charlie b]

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Originally posted by al hildenbrand: And let's not forget left hand threads.

I thought that was only in the Southern Hemisphere.

 

[electricman2]

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Originally posted by al hildenbrand:
And let's not forget left hand threads.

If it's not prohibited, it's allowed.

they are used in Florida.

 

[electricman2]

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A little help here. Got to catch up with the kitchen island thread.

 

[charlie b]

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Oh, I don't know about that. Perhaps I'll make a few random comments on the other thread, then close them both. Anyone care to offer a bribe for having this one "win"?

 

[templdl]

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I've been watching this string of posts from a distance and discovered that this sting of post and enough "threads" per inch in it to qualify for use as a grounding screw except that the green has to be worked on.