try hardware stores for magnetic tool
Woody Woods
woody.woods at umb.edu
Wed Dec 4 22:18:49 EST 2002
Just a thought-- I have one of these wonderful gadgets, but don't keep it in
the same room your computer bits are in-- those are really strong little
magnets! (No, no disasters here yet, but considering the other indignities I
put my computers through, sometimes to my discomfiture, that's one I
wouldn't risk...)
Woody
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> From: Wendy Mechaber <mechaber at neurobio.arizona.edu>
> Reply-To: mechaber at neurobio.arizona.edu
> Date: Wed, 04 Dec 2002 11:48:54
> To: leps-l at lists.yale.edu
> Subject: try hardware stores for magnetic tool
>
> Hi All -
> The local Ace Hardware stores often carry such magnetic, extendable tools
> in their "inexpensive gadgets" section of the store. Might save on the
> shipping charges.....
>
> Wendy Mechaber
>
>
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