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Thread: Make a Fuseholder

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Originally Posted by turbos17

Very nice post! This should be put in DIY. What is the best in-line fuse holder to buy if we want to go that route instead? Cause there are many...what do you all think?

If I had to buy one, I would get one like this.

I don't like this kind because they have a spring inside, and somtimes the spring can deform or crack the plastic housing after a while.

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