Fuse Box Project

4nford"Live wrong and Perspire"

I had a spare fuse box laying around and decided to try to convert it to modern bladed fuses. I purchased some heavy 8 gauge inline fuse holders and hacked off the bottom ends. I soldered on solid core wires in place of the strand wire, slipped them through the rivet connectors on the fuse holder and soldered them on the bottom. I finished off by filling the top with epoxy to hold the fuse holders in place. Works great! Sorry I forgot to take pictures of the in between steps when I made this.

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10/2/0711:38 PM

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