| Author | Message | ||
     Buellfart |
I'm beginning to feel that way for myself. Maybe its' because I can simply no longer find things once they hit the ground or smack the side of some metal parts and disappear among a host of wires and hoses. I can put big parts together and make them work but its' the tiny things in hard to reach places that become increasingly frustrating. Were it not for this inability to deal with mini- assemblies I'd be OK Your thoughts and experiences.. | ||
| Buell_bert |
1-Superglue a string to it before you take it apart. 2-Do repairs above SHORT carpeting so it cannot roll under things. 3-Do not take things apart that are spring loaded unless you have 10 or more other eyes to track the trajectory of said flying object. 4-Take a night course in micro surgery till you get the job done (Let them take it apart and you can supervise). 5-Sell the piece of crap and let someone else fix it and buy anotherone that works properly. I'm sure there are a few other ideas out there. Good luck, we are all rooting for you. (Message edited by Buell_Bert on February 07, 2009) | ||
| Diablobrian |
Youth is wasted on those not wise enough to appreciate it!  |
