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SMD Passives Storage: Work in Haste, Repent at Leisure

shabaz 2 months ago

These were neatly organized! Then the tray went flying : (

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shabaz 2 months ago in reply to kmikemoo +5

I like the style! There's a kids TV character famous for the multiple glasses too : ) Also, you've answered the unspoken question that the glasses can indeed actually work like that!!
DAB 2 months ago +4

All of these things are too small for me to handle or even see. As you get older you will understand.
kmikemoo 2 months ago in reply to shabaz +4

shabaz Here's my soldering "head magnifier". 3x "cheaters" plus the regular glasses.

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saadtiwana_int 2 months ago

Nice way to store SMD components. Looks quite compact. I always feel the reels take up too much space. Can you share a link for where to buy these?
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shabaz 2 months ago in reply to saadtiwana_int

It's this one: uk.farnell.com/.../9584480 although price had gone crazy. The method I use now is storing the strips in small florist/coin envelopes, and then they can be stored in order, vertically, in a record card case (or old CD storage type of tray).
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shabaz 2 months ago in reply to saadtiwana_int

It's this one: uk.farnell.com/.../9584480 although price had gone crazy. The method I use now is storing the strips in small florist/coin envelopes, and then they can be stored in order, vertically, in a record card case (or old CD storage type of tray).
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