



After some bemusement in the lab, I borrowed a sharp knife and Miss Balthazar's Laboratory soldering iron and got to work. Here are the results. Magnus had the perfect solution of using a knife to cut through the plastic seams. Several cuts on each side, and a few round the corners broke the case without the need for hammers and saws.
I stripped the wire beautifully and did a bad soldering job. Then I had to buy some electrical tape and finish the job at home. I used a pair of tweezers to carefully wrap the wires and keep them firmly apart. Nail scissors were also handy for cutting thin strips of tape.
I haven't shut the case yet - I'm just testing - and it works...
3 comments:
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Wowsa! That's some nice hardware hacking, Ele. Maybe you should pick up the tool to go with the shirt:
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ha ha who needs an electrician anyway looks rather scary but if it works..hey that,s all that matters. just followed Ur blog from learn.gold will be following u fro now:)xxx
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