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| PlainName:
--- Quote ---This one looks like it does what I need: --- End quote --- Nice, but I think the compartments are too big for 0603 and similar parts. An advantage of the small vial/test tube types is that you can get the thing right up to point of use before opening it, so you're basically tipping out a tiny part, or several of them, a few mm away from where it goes rather than a many inches. 'Course, depends on one's preferred workflow :) |
| Microdoser:
--- Quote from: dunkemhigh on October 20, 2020, 07:02:20 pm --- --- Quote ---This one looks like it does what I need: --- End quote --- Nice, but I think the compartments are too big for 0603 and similar parts. An advantage of the small vial/test tube types is that you can get the thing right up to point of use before opening it, so you're basically tipping out a tiny part, or several of them, a few mm away from where it goes rather than a many inches. 'Course, depends on one's preferred workflow :) --- End quote --- It's only about 9 inches by 6 inches. My thought is that it can sit on the workbench next to me and I'll tweezer individual components out of the box, place all I need to, then move on to the next component. It will be here tomorrow and with Prime, if I don't like it, returns are very easy. I think I will like it though. |
| PlainName:
--- Quote ---I think I will like it though --- End quote --- Hope you do! Please let us know what you think. |
| thm_w:
This discussion comes up often https://www.eevblog.com/product/usleeve/ https://www.eevblog.com/forum/chat/do-you-use-some-system-to-track-homelab-stock-of-components/ |
| PlainName:
The possible solutions change. If we never asked stuff that had already been asked we'd be stuck in the stone age idea-wise. Well, still on Yahoo anyway. |
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