not really, the plastic has machine screw threads. it's meant to be taken on and off, as it's a JB. You could use sheet metal screws, but it would strio out the plastic threads after a while.
Hi! I am having a problem with fuses blowing in my house. The house was built in 1920, and still has the fuse box, but also has a breaker box in the basement. One day a fuse blew and there were a few lights out throughout the house. When we went to the fusebox to replace the fuse we noticed that it also blew one other fuse with it. We went through the house and checked every outlet/switch to make sure there were no problems with them. There was not that we could tell. We also took down every light fixture/ceiling fan to check that there was not a wire crossed there. Now, we are out of ideas. We are just using the 15 amp fuses nothing higher. Would we just be better off having the fuse box completley removed from the house, or do you think this is a fixable problem? We are just do it yourselfers, so any info you could give us would be greatly appreciated! THANKS
I am replacing several 3way switches. The originals have two brass posts and one copper post. Is this copper post considered the common? Any information would be helful and greatly appreciated!