[Elecraft] Oddball tool question
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Sat Feb 22 23:11:00 2003
All:
I'm sure one or two of you have encountered this problem.
From time to time, when I embark on a project, I have to
mount a jack of some sort that uses one of those infamous
knurled nuts. These are found most often on the 3.5 mm
audio jacks and those barrel jacks (or as I prefer to call them,
"The Jacks from Hell because there are so many different
sizes") used for power connections. Point is, even though I
have the patience of Job when tightening these little jewels
using pliers of the standard or needle-nose variety, I sometimes
end up slipping and (albeit slightly) scarring the panel
beneath. I hate it when that happens.
Now to my question: Does anyone know of a tool designed
spcifically for tightening/loosening these abominations?
Why they can't just use the old-fashioned hex nut, I'll never
know. It's on my list of questions to ask the OM of OMs
once I pass the Pearly Gates (or the other, warmer ones). :)
Thanks in advance and 73,
Bob WA4FOM
K2 # 2537 ("B" upgraded and proud to say it)
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