Save the wrappers and the box. Tear out a piece of the box, mix the epoxy on it. Cut up the wrapper to put over the glue joint to prevent the squeeze-out from sticking to the clamps. I also use the box to cut templates for woodworking pieces. Cheap enough.
Before you send that old dead computer to the recyclers, take the hard drive out of it and dismantle it. You will basically have to destroy it to get it apart in most cases.
1: So no one can access you stuff.
It is more fun to smash it with a sledge hammer, and accomplishes the same goal.
We all have cordless tools (don't we?). To keep the batteries usable I have started recharging mine monthly. On the first of the month I go out into my garage and put batteries on the charger I have 5 chargers and 15 batteries (8 LiIon and the rest NiCad). This keeps them ready for use and also keeps them from going "bad" (not accepting a charge).
I've built a charging stand on the back of my workbench (I need to get a picture) and I can store all the batteries and chargers there and the chargers are all plugged in so they can be used at the same time. I got sick of having to juggle chargers and take up space on my workbench (it's for storing everything else, right?).
I tried that one, but the old lady in the old ***** hose made me stop before I ever found the small dropped part.
Before you send that old dead computer to the recyclers, take the hard drive out of it and dismantle it. You will basically have to destroy it to get it apart in most cases.
1: So no one can access you stuff.
It is more fun to smash it with a sledge hammer, and accomplishes the same goal.
You want fun? Try a Saiga 12 gauge semi-automatic shotgun with a 20 round drum magazine!!!!
Nice work! I like the bit holder on the drill press.
