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** get an appropriate socket, make a handle, and attach the two
 
** get an appropriate socket, make a handle, and attach the two
 
** ''saddle lock square bolt head fits a 7/16" open wrench, but not the closed end, or a 7/16" 'universal' socket''
 
** ''saddle lock square bolt head fits a 7/16" open wrench, but not the closed end, or a 7/16" 'universal' socket''
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** ''a 1/2" 'universal' socket (or closed-end wrench) fits fine, if a little loosely''
 
* magnetic whiteboard 'last organized' charts
 
* magnetic whiteboard 'last organized' charts
 
** can be affixed to cabinets / tool carts / shelves to show little charts of when they were last thoroughly organized
 
** can be affixed to cabinets / tool carts / shelves to show little charts of when they were last thoroughly organized
 
** idea is to provide a decentralized, low-overhead means of coordinating contents organization / cleanup
 
** idea is to provide a decentralized, low-overhead means of coordinating contents organization / cleanup

Revision as of 15:52, 26 April 2018

things i want to do around ps1

projects

large-scale things that involve protracted work, coordination with other people, the establishment of policies, &c

things

objects i want to make for the shop

  • 7/16" square drive handle for clausing saddle lock
    • get an appropriate socket, make a handle, and attach the two
    • saddle lock square bolt head fits a 7/16" open wrench, but not the closed end, or a 7/16" 'universal' socket
    • a 1/2" 'universal' socket (or closed-end wrench) fits fine, if a little loosely
  • magnetic whiteboard 'last organized' charts
    • can be affixed to cabinets / tool carts / shelves to show little charts of when they were last thoroughly organized
    • idea is to provide a decentralized, low-overhead means of coordinating contents organization / cleanup