FoxBlock - High Current - Low Voltage - Electrical Terminal Block

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There is an OpenSCAD file that Foxpup utilized to create various parts of the "Foxblock", a highly configurable, modular, and relatively affordable terminal block designed from high-quality General Electric Ground Bars like TGK24CP and TGK32CP. These GE Ground Bars are used for creating custom cable connectors in industrial environments. I find it quite interesting that some ground bars come with different number of terminals, which can be puzzling for anyone trying to make their own DIY electrical projects. Caution: Please do not attempt to build this device yourself unless you are experienced in handling high-voltage equipment. This is a homemade device that may or may not meet local building codes and safety standards. I highly recommend that only individuals with the proper training and experience work on it. If your home does burn down, or if you happen to be electrocuted while using this setup, don't look for Foxpup as anyone to hold responsible for the accident. If you do choose to use it, remember to always follow proper safety precautions. In most cases, high-current terminal blocks are built with materials that have relatively low melting points and are designed to get hot under normal operation conditions. In case the temperatures become extreme and start warping your parts or melting any kind of plastic used in making these connections - please handle carefully and be aware. Foxpup brings this creative project as a helpful resource for those seeking affordable high-quality options in terminal blocks. Please help Foxpup share their ideas with others and give generously if it gives you pleasure, but not due to any obligation. If you find this tool beneficial or like the idea behind it, feel free to reward Foxpup by giving some BTC to this address: 1KTAf3EM1kNWxpKrSSFqbESqYQZf2PAXdm