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geekhack Projects => Making Stuff Together! => DIY Discussions ARCHIVE => Topic started by: timw4mail on Mon, 16 November 2009, 14:42:58
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AND - they decided to make it work with PCs. I especially like that part.
The Model F AT has the slotted bolts as well.
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AND - they decided to make it work with PCs. I especially like that part.
As far as IBM is concerned, that's where it all went horribly wrong.
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Another reason to not buy one. I'd have to get a Klein screwdriver.
Stop making up excuses! At this rate, you'll never find some clicky model F goodness.
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Quote Ripster "These tiny powerful alnicos would jump to meet each other if I moved them just 1" closer"
Where did you get these tiny magnets ?
I couldn't find them no matter where I searched.
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Seems a waste for me to buy 100 magnets and only use one. Maybe I'll try use a Folder hole-punch on a fridge-magnet (the flat type). Shame that Klein makes Imperial magnetic Nut Drivers (no 7/32" either) and their Metric Nut Drivers are non-magnetic. Make you wonder the mentality of these tool makers.
Edit: Found an Ames (http://www.amessupply.com/view.cfm?aid=1&cid=D&sid=DD&fid=1602000&pid=1602000) Magnetic Nut Driver, but not sure if too much depth, no good if the whole nut is hidden within the recess of the Driver, otherwise it'll save time modifying a Klein/etc etc.
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Make you wonder the mentality of these tools.
Fixed that for you.
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lol Andy Rooney. ripster you made my day.