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That just could be one of the best quality installs I have ever seen.
Let alone a DIY job.
Simply amazing. I am in the process of my install right now. I just may have to steal a few great ideas from the above, if you dont mind. Not necessarily the layout or anything, but more like the quality of how you did the install.
Let alone a DIY job.
Simply amazing. I am in the process of my install right now. I just may have to steal a few great ideas from the above, if you dont mind. Not necessarily the layout or anything, but more like the quality of how you did the install.
Originally Posted by amthar
God this install makes mine look like a f'ing hack job. WAY TO JUDGE ME AND NOT EVEN MEAN TO 
Seriously, where do you get all of your accessories (shrink tube, etc)? My OCD is going nuts right now.
Seriously, where do you get all of your accessories (shrink tube, etc)? My OCD is going nuts right now.
I just may have to steal a few great ideas from the above, if you dont mind. Not necessarily the layout or anything, but more like the quality of how you did the install.
Of course it's alright!!!! We are all in this stuff together!
It's all about learning and teaching.
Of course it's alright!!!! We are all in this stuff together!
It's all about learning and teaching.
Thanks for the props guys. This has been a very long install. I started ripping the old one out on 4/8/07 or there abouts. With only the weekends and weeknights to work on it things tend to take time. So... we are what? 9 weeks into this thing?
The thing that amazes me are guys like Jeff Smith and Bing who can turn out installs like these in a matter of a couple of days. Those guys are masters. I'm just a weekend warrior with more ambition than sense sometimes.
All of the sheathing is Techflex Flexopet from Parts Express. The most of the heatshrink is from Fry's. I love the way their stuff finishes. It's only available in 2:1 though. For 3:1 and clear heat shrink I use Parts Express.
The labels were made on a Brother P-touch label printer. Terminal blocks are from RadioShack.
The thing that amazes me are guys like Jeff Smith and Bing who can turn out installs like these in a matter of a couple of days. Those guys are masters. I'm just a weekend warrior with more ambition than sense sometimes.
All of the sheathing is Techflex Flexopet from Parts Express. The most of the heatshrink is from Fry's. I love the way their stuff finishes. It's only available in 2:1 though. For 3:1 and clear heat shrink I use Parts Express.
The labels were made on a Brother P-touch label printer. Terminal blocks are from RadioShack.
