Man. I had it out just last week... I must not have put it back in the shelf, and now it's gone. I've been searching the garage for an hour. Have you seen it?
It's a little plastic organizer shelf tray thing. I searched the benches thoroughly, the shelves, in the tool box, under everything... I just don't know where the heck it could have gone to. It had those little center pins for my circle cutting jig in it.
Where the heck is it!? I need it! Help!
It's a little plastic organizer shelf tray thing. I searched the benches thoroughly, the shelves, in the tool box, under everything... I just don't know where the heck it could have gone to. It had those little center pins for my circle cutting jig in it.
Where the heck is it!? I need it! Help!
Actually the trick to this, for me anyway, is to give up looking for the item. Very shortly thereafter I discover I'm actually looking at it. Some part of me remembers what I did with it, but since I'm usually thinking about one or two other things while moving things around with only a fraction of my attention, I have to kind of engage neutral gear for my body memory to assert itself.
Just thought I'd mention that. Not important. In any way. Or even remarkable. Dunno why I brought it up.
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Just thought I'd mention that. Not important. In any way. Or even remarkable. Dunno why I brought it up.
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Isn't there a corollary to Murphy's Law that could be restated for this application that says something like "Never let a piece of mechanical equipment know that you're in a hurry"?
As they say.. "eaten by snakes"
I've lost screwdrivers while sitting working on something, the floor otherwise clear...
dave
I have found if you just order a replacement you will usualy find the lost one a lot faster! I was looking off and on for my grace tone arm manual for 3 or 4 years finaly
gave up and ordered one off ebay. Walking back from the mailbox 2 days later through the garage with the replacement manual still in the mailer and what do I spot but my old manual!
gave up and ordered one off ebay. Walking back from the mailbox 2 days later through the garage with the replacement manual still in the mailer and what do I spot but my old manual!
Actually, mine did! I love my router. Awesome dust collection, too!
I found the tray... One of the little trays in my organizer thing had made its way back to my house. I had forgotten about this. This means that there was an empty slot, and the other day when I was cleaning up I put the router tray in that other slot instead of the slot it normally goes in.
*facepalm*
Thanks for all the help, guys!
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