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RE: Double socket KAT5 modules (was one of many KAT5 Website Updated
threads!)
- To: "'ukha_d@xxxxxxx'" <ukha_d@xxxxxxx>
- Subject: RE: Double socket KAT5 modules (was one of many KAT5
Website Updated threads!)
- From: "BUTLER, Tony, FM" <tony.butler@xxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 29 Jan 2002 14:34:17 -0000
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>Ah, a local machining company is pressing them for him out of sheet
metal.
>Flat panels are easy, but a contoured faceplate with recessed screw
holes
>etc. is a bit more difficult (read expensive tooling setup costs).
Initial setup may not exactly be cheap, but once you have a production line
going, you're away....
Screw holes don't have to be recessed. cup screws can look nice too!!!
Perhaps said company would cut holes in flat sheets & then bend to
required
shape.....
Whoever makes the RPP faceplates you can get in B&Q manages to cut
holes in
steel alright.
Actually, there's a thought - you make plastic inserts that fit the RPP
modular face plates - much easier to cut plastic!
I use RPP CAT5 sockets & they don't look so bad mixing plastic &
brushed
steel......
This brings me back to my earlier comment about forgetting SCART sockets
&
just using S-Video & phono or whatever - much easier to drill holes
for!
Tony
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