[AT] Milo's Socket TipTip

[STEVE ALLEN]

Great idea, Milo!  Thanks!  I will try it next time I face a similar problem!


The "original" Steve Allen



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Date: Wed, 19 Jul 2023 21:31:46 -0400
From: Milo Holroyd <milo at milosmachineshed.com<mailto:milo at milosmachineshed.com>>
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Thanks for the post Steve.

Just a tip for the future. Take a piece of notebook paper, paper sack, 
etc. and put it over the socket, then shove the bolt head / nut, into 
the socket. Usually holds long enough to get the job done!

Milo



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