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| Cut an Electrification Slot |
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This demo is on a JM-907 set of floors for wiring with tapewire.
see "Dollhouse Wiring" for more on using tapewire. |
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| Top Floor E-Slot using a craft knife, after construction [slide show] |
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The First Gallery is for cutting an Electrification slot in the JM-907 Middle Floor. I do this even if it already has a notch at the back edge so the wiring will not be compromised by a door into an extension, and because I prefer to do a full loop of wire up through the floor holes, across the attic ceiling, and down the other side in a single loop (no connections). This loop is the beginning of a robust and secure layout.
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The First Gallery:
Cut an Electrification slot |
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| Base Floor E-slots are useful when power comes into the house through the foundation, as it would when using a coaxial jack and plug instead of Cirkit's Junction splice |
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| The Second Gallery is for cutting an Electrification Slot in a JM-907 Top Floor before beginning construction. |
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The Second Gallery
Cut a 907 TopFloor ESlot |
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| The Third Gallery is for the other side of the Top Floor |
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This custom Gallery is for making an E-slot in the Top Floor after it has been glued on.
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JM907 Wiring layout
using Cirkit's Junction Splice
JM907 Wiring
Layout
using RGT's E247 Jack and Plug
Cut a Re-direct with a rotary tool |
| ... and here's a slideshow for a smooth plywood top floor |
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