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If you go to the end and look at the finished board there is a green stripe on the earth sleve.That sleeving to me looked just yellow.?
But my eye's still see.Silance is golden can you remember that one.?
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If you go to the end and look at the finished board there is a green stripe on the earth sleve.That sleeving to me looked just yellow.?
But my eye's still see.Silance is golden can you remember that one.?
Shame his main earth didn't come through the same opening as the tails.
I wonder why the pyros were redundant, what a shame.
He's quick but doesn't impress me at all.
Couldn't be bothered to watch all but also didn't see any single conductors doubled over.
Agree, in fact some CU manufacturers specifically say do not do it. I guess they have had too many returns due to stripped threads!I would never use a impact driver anywhere near a cu, call me old fashioned but it would be with my hand and good old manual screwdriver.
Cutting away those MICC cables was emotional for me. lol
I’m often tempted to slacken off all the screws with my 18v impact , but certainly won’t use it to tighten down the screws.Agree, in fact some CU manufacturers specifically say do not do it. I guess they have had too many returns due to stripped threads!
But how do you explain the wooden leg?a shard from a broken bit embedded itself in my face, 5mm from my right eye...hence the patch.
I have one of these:thinking about getting one of these to speed up my board changes ...
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