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Ice cube trays work wonders too. Marke them 1-16 or A-Z for disassembly -reassembly etc.. Their cheap and store easily Best, Sam

After losing way too many tiny parts, I bought a large aluminum baking pan at the Dollar Store. I do all of my disassembly and reassembly projects in the pan. It makes locating loose parts much

Not in the guard, heard it hit elsewhere. I'LL find it someday.Sent from my Boost Mobile Phone.

Bill . . . look for something else . . you might find it :>) My late Dad always made a point of carefully sorting through the sweepings after cleaning garage / workshop , before finally dumping it in

She also has two pogo ,sticks.?Fortunately she doesn't use any of the three.She buys and resells old stuff.I'm in charge of refurbishing as needed.Sent from my Boost Mobile Phone.

good thing there's a ka-zillion of them puppies out there ??? ??? animal

That would depend on if the wheel had any guard on it at all. If so it may be in the belly of the beast. Waiting for the next wheel change to be discovered.

Suing isn't going to work either, but that is "thinking outside the box." ;) William R. Meyers, MSgt, USAF(Ret.) A human being should be able to change a diaper, plan an invasion, butcher a hog, conn

I experienced that with the firing pin sproing from a Mosin Nagant rifle bolt recently. No, that's not a misspelling, it's the sound it made disappearing. I bought two spares, installed one. I don't

I've made up my mind to sue one of those sheets of rubberized magnetic stuff they use for signs to slap in a car door for a disassembly mat...? Won't work for non-ferris but... ? ?-Oultaw

This is actually quite dangerous and often counterproductive. As all seasoned craftsmen know, certain small parts will instantly dissolve when touching concrete and often certain formulations of

I once was installing a Japanese watchband where the instructions stated, and I quote: "Be careful installing the springs, as they may disappear"

I usually call my wife in as a last resort. She is uncanny! Last week I lost the jaws of my milling attachment for my 618. I spent four days looking and finally called in my wife who informed me that

You’ll never find them. It’s known that a wire wheel launches items into an alternate universe. Wayne Sent: Wednesday, April 22, 2020 12:08 PM To: [email protected] Subject: Re:

That would be interesting, if not too difficult to find the parts to build. I know some projects call for things that are no longer available. Bruce

Well NOW THAT YOU MENTION IT, I have a book from the now-defunct Lindsay Press that describes an electromagnet that will pick up non-ferrous (non-ferromagnetic) metals. Unfortunately, I've never got

I think the most interesting thing in the email is "my wife's unicycle".I haven't seen many wives with unicycle.??-JodySent via the Samsung Galaxy S10+, an AT&T 5G Evolution capable smartphone

In this case I wouldn’t recommend adding more similar parts and watching where they go.... kinda dangerous....

Got a little kid handy?They can usually spot 1 fly turd in a bowl of pepper.?Dave?Sent from my T-Mobile 4G LTE Device

Any suggestions for finding small parts thrown by the wire wheel on the grinder.Still can't find the bolt from my wifes unicycle.Sent from my Boost Mobile Phone.