IEC power inlet - heresy?

[skyboltone]

http://www.mini-lathe.com/Mini_mill/Ver ... rsions.htm

I want one I want one. Maybe for Christmass, along with the Callaham set for my Tele and a set of Lollars, and some toneslut iron and a body and neck for a strat from USACG and and and and and

Oh well
Dan

[drhulsey]

I want one I want one.

Man Those things are so cool everybody needs one Wonder if it's too late for a letter to Santa

[BBQLS1]

For the price of that punch, I can get a mini-mill? Hmmmmmm

I think I know which I would buy. To be honest, I think the price of that punch really isn't justified regardless of where it was made.

[Phil_S]

There shouldn't be any code violation regarding the relative placement of the IEC inlet and the fuseholder, provided they are correctly wired and grounded.

I use this as my space-saving solution as it incorporates the IEC inlet and mains fuse:
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This maybe I could tollerate, unless it uses some wierdo unobtainium fuse.

I've got one of those in an amp I built. I pretty much use what I can find. It takes a 5x20mm fuse, which is actually a fairly standard item. Finding just one for a spare proved impossible. I bought a box of 10 on eBay for a very good price.

[lastwinj]

takes less than 5 minutes to nibble the hole for one of the standard IEC cutouts, if yer quick like me.

the larger fuse included types, maybe 10-20 minutes.

another option is to use a neutrik powercon. round hole goodness. but, if you lose yer cable, yer fudged!!!!!!

germ