Gerald,
Thanks, I will try McMaster Carr and Mouser. I have purchased from
McMaster Carr before. Looking through their online catalog is a bit of
a challenge.
Bill
>>Wally,
>>
>>Thanks for the reply, the romex connector idea is a good one, I have not
>>seen them in plastic, but I will look.. The factory used pieces of
>>tubing when the wires ran through the verticals. I would rather use
>>hard plastic grommets which snap into place than rubber ones which take
>>a screw driver to seat in the hole. Rubber ones are easily available.
>>I know about the separation of 110V and AV/computer, but thanks for the
>>reminder.
>>
>>
>>
>Look for the snap in grommets for use with steel studs. Might need
>larger holes than the originals, but they do sell a quick punch for
>making those holes to hold wires going through steel studs.
>
>I am about to scrap a few of the plastic grommets, probably larger
>diameter than you need, they are around the wire bundle coming out of
>computer power supplies. I'd wish for thicker ones in the Airstream.
>
>And I'll echo my standard suggestion. McMaster-Carr. 7963K22 for a plain
>Romex connector. Grommet strips, perhaps 85085K2. www.mcmaster.com
>
>Or Heyco snap bushings, such as Mouser catalog number 836-2873.
>www.mouser.com They show half a page of various sizes and details in my
>printed catalog.
>
>Both McMaster-Carr and Mouser have no minimum order and take plastic.
>Both take orders on line or via telephone. McMaster likes to think they
>are selling to a business.