🔌 Gardner Bender GHG 1525 6PK Grommet: Durable and Reliable Electrical Cable Protection Review

This is the perfect size if you want to take a regular 2 wire power cord (z etc) out through a thin metal wall. The power cord fits snugly and not too tightly in the 1/4" jack hole. I used a Harbor Freight step drill to drill a 3/8" hole for the jack in the lamp's metal body - in case you want it haven't done yet. discovered step drill bits that allow you to SIMPLY drill clean holes in sheet metal with a hand drill/screwdriver. My step drill bit has small 1/16" steps which makes the job a lot…

These eyelets work even better than I expected. I used these grommets on my tank as part of my lettuce garden's flooding and drainage system. They create an airtight connection so you can connect a 1/2 inch hose for water to flow through. The spigot connection is fully and effectively sealed and leak-free. You should make a hole no more than 3/8 inch wide and "push" the bushing into the hole. It's a pretty tight fit, but I always say "better safe than sorry." You can use silicone to "glue" the…

I have used these bushings to protect 5/16 inch ID (7/16 inch OD) beer lines when they run through the walls of a cooler that I have converted into a jockey cabin. The holes on these grommets are just enough for the beer line to fit through, which is great as I wanted the length of the outer line to be adjustable without changing the length of the beer line or affecting the resistance level of the line. Since the walls of the cooler consist of an inner and outer plastic shell with foam filling…