After knocking over a muffin tin full of parts more than once, I've
discovered what works best for me are little reclosable (Ziploc)
bags. The ones I like best are called 'snack bags' and are about 1/2
the size of a regular sandwich bag (6.5" wide x 3.25" high). There's
plenty of room, th
I use 3 oz. paper cups to keep small parts in. I can move the one I
am using to the "front" and as they get emptied, I can remove them
from the work bench.
Rick Dettinger K7MW
On Aug 26, 2008, at 6:40 PM, Lee Buller wrote:
I do not like egg cart
I do not like egg cartons or muffin tins. These are to big for my work space.
I like plastic ice cube trays. Dollar Store Cheap...many slots...can make ice
after the build.
Lee
K0WA
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I just received and built my K3/100 in the last week and overall it is a
very easy build especially compared to the K2 which is a true
stuff-board-and-solder kit. I very much echo those above that used egg
cartons or some other container to separate the zillions of screws, nuts and
washers. It
My useful tool addition was merely a set of fine tweezers. I've got fat
fingers at times (arthritis) and tweezers helped getting washers and screws
into position numerous times.
Otherwise my k3/10 assembly was completely without issues.
I've previously built an ATS3, K2 and other miscellaneous
One reason for the ever-present errata sent out with the manuals is that
we're constantly monitoring feedback from builders and updating the assembly
procedures accordingly.
A quick scan of the link below shows all of the more significant items on
the list are now a part of the current Rev. E K3
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