[R-390] Spiral-making tool website?

[rbethman]

This philosophy is great "in theory".  The realities of practice are, of 
course, somewhat, if not entirely, different.

There "may" be a need to use this method due to deteriorating 
standoffs.  Perhaps one is making a repair that leaves the original 
device in place on top of the chassis for appearance, yet place a NEW 
component in the circuit.

Those that maintain this "stated" philosophical view are simply purists 
t hat do NOT deal with reality.

Bob - N0DGN

2002tii wrote:
> In my less-than-tolerant opinion (to quote an old Harley-Davidson 
> ad), if one cannot take a solder joint apart, replace a part, and 
> return the joint to good-as-(or better-than)-new -- without damaging 
> anything -- then one shouldn't be inside electronic equipment with a 
> soldering iron.  If one can, but just can't be bothered to do it 
> right, one's radios should be confiscated.
>
> With just a little practice, doing it right doesn't even take longer 
> than making a quiggle of it!
>
> But yes, to each his own.
>
> Best regards,
>
> Don
>   

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Bob - NØDGN