On Monday 07 December 2015 10:53:53 Jon Elson wrote:

> On 12/07/2015 06:11 AM, Gene Heskett wrote:
> > I definitely need to restore some means of bleeding them
> > off when powered down. IIRC I saw some mini-candelabra
> > sockets at Wallies a while back so I need to get 2 of them
> > and put a lamp across each half of the supply. Its 2 in
> > series and 2 of those in parallel. You can see the jumpers
> > between the buss bars in the pix.
>
> I would just get some vitreous enamel resistors.  They are
> not that expensive, even new.  Something like a 5 W 6 K Ohm
> resistor, Digi-Key 45F6K0E is about $1.86.
>
> Jon

Well, I had this crazy thought of drilling some holes above them in the 
front cover and using them for a power on indicator.  The 
mini-candelabra sockets and the lamps would cost more than the R's, but 
there would be a certain artistic "panache" to it, reminding me it 
hasn't been powered down when I turn off the lights for the night as I 
always look back to see what else besides the computer & monitor is on.  
A mental checklist as it were.  

Busy making the breadboard end keys, which at the feed rates I can use, 
takes about 20 minutes a key, and needs my presence for a couple minutes 
as the end of each is approached to make sure the cutoffs don't get 
tangled up & wreck a key.  So thats about an hours runtime to do them 3 
up in the width of ebony I have.  And I'm digging the slots with wood 
chisels as I don't have a 1/4" slot cutter.  Or a guide and stop for it.  
I'd dig them with a router, but it would take longer to make a guide 
shoe for the router than it takes to dig them by hand.  The downside of 
course is edge damage from the chisels.  One lid has them fitted & glued 
as of lights out this evening.  I can remove it from the jig & do the 
next lid tomorrow while 6 more keys are being cut.  Need 4 more, but the 
roundover has already created one scrap to save for pen making or 
whatever.

Thanks Andy.
'
Cheers, Gene Heskett
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