Subject	I think you can fix it with $20
Posted by	Technomancer on August 10, 2007 at 12:07 PM
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In Reply To	Do you spend hours looking for a piece of Sh%t tool or bolt? posted by ashman2k2 on August 08, 2007 at 10:53 PM
Message	Go to Sears and buy not one but two (2) magnetic parts bowls. Do not start a job until you put the new parts to be installed into one of the bowls. Leave that bowl out of harm's way until you need the new parts. (If the part is too big for the bowl, odds are you can find it easily anyway.) As you remove old parts, all fasteners that you plan to reuse go into the second bowl. Any parts you don't reuse go far far far from the bowl. The bowls have to be magnetic because you (well, I) like to step in non-magnetic parts bowls and catapult showers of bolts into the legs of my work bench, under my rolling tool chest, and behind boxes and stuff.
Follow Ups	Do you spend hours looking for a piece of Sh%t tool or bolt? - ashman2k2 22:53:01 08/08/07 Umm, no isn't an option? - na300zx (OH) 17:53:29 08/09/07 I think you can fix it with $20 - Technomancer 12:07:13 08/10/07 haha cool, i'll look into that (n/m) - ashman2k2 18:44:02 08/14/07 Ash you need a bigger garage and a brain ;P (n/m) - ZiNnYc 12:49:39 09/03/07 gremlins! (n/m) - apostrophe28 20:14:34 09/04/07
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