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[Mark Cadwallader]

It takes real foresight to travel with two pairs of nail clippers....

[Stephen Swaffer]

At least  there is a switch so the connection can done in a de-energized state.

[Robert Lofgren]

Can't you route the cable so that over-current/voltage cuts the cable using the nail cutters :-))

[Kevin Graf]

You can use nail clippers to cut or trim zip ties, so it's good to have them handy.

[Mike Sokol]

You can use nail clippers to cut or trim zip ties, so it's good to have them handy.

Or make a quick electrical adapter?

[Tim McCulloch]

Or make a quick electrical adapter?

Or trim your finger nails after ripping one on case latches..

[Stephen Kirby]

It takes real foresight to travel with two pairs of nail clippers....

They won't let me on the plane with them.   

[Erik Jerde]

I guess I don't have to remind everyone that this is NOT to Code...

Yeah but it's also not in the USA so the code you're referring to isn't applicable.  It's entirely possible that this is completely code compliant where it was done.

...still not safe though!

[Mike Sokol]

Yeah but it's also not in the USA so the code you're referring to isn't applicable.  It's entirely possible that this is completely code compliant where it was done.

...still not safe though!

Well, there's code and then there's ENFORCED code. A few of our readers are from India, and they note that there's very little enforcement of electrical codes there. That leads to really confusing and dangerous wiring practices at times.

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