[Elecraft] [K3] Assembly
Tom Childers, N5GE
n5ge at n5ge.com
Mon Dec 10 03:16:29 EST 2007
On Sun, 9 Dec 2007 16:39:31 EST, you wrote:
>It may also be helpful to mention that using the correct size philips head
>is very important in maintaining the appearance of the rig. It's worth the rip
>to the tool store with a screw in your pocket to get a new driver with a
>large enough tip to fit snuggly. There is such a wide variety of screwdrivers
>available, that even the size number printed on the driver is not a good
>indication.
>I've had many a #1 driver with too sharp a tip to get a tight fit, the
>result is slippage and a damaged screw head and loose screw.
The screw drivers with the sharp tip are Reid & Prince screw drivers. When you
buy a screw driver be sure you are getting a Philips screw driver. The Philips
screw drivers can be recognized by the blunt or squared off tip.
>The K3
>flatheads are very shallow because of the type of head and they will slip easily with
>a #0 or 'sharp' #1.
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