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12th June 2008, 04:16 PM
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US Outlet NEMA double 'D' dimensions
I'm trying to prepare a CNC file for routing outlets, standard 5-15/20 duplexes. The Greenlee punch typically used is the 1.375" diameter X 1.125" across, but the material is too thick for a punch.
I've seen dimensions all over the place. Does anyone have a good set of values for the double 'D' that would acommodate the typical spec grade duplex? TIA, Paul |
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