Yeah, well, good enough I guess. Little accident do tend to happen when you move machines though. A fuse breaks from shock, cables get plugged in wrong, bolts aren't tight enough, bolts are so tight they break, a bit falls off due to corrosion. Many of these things happen if you use the wrong tool, use a monkey wrench instead of a wrench and if the bolt's too tight, then you'll turn the hexagon on its head into a cylinderI helped move my shop class across campus. It was'nt really that hard. The best part? The only part that needed a wrench to move was the belt sander. And that was because it was to wide for the door.
 . OTOH these things are usually pretty trivial to fix and you're not left with a hollow case, and it sure as hell doesn't explode. Also you don't really need to unscrew any bolts when you're moving machines that are a metric cube in size. You just pick 'em up and move 'em.
. OTOH these things are usually pretty trivial to fix and you're not left with a hollow case, and it sure as hell doesn't explode. Also you don't really need to unscrew any bolts when you're moving machines that are a metric cube in size. You just pick 'em up and move 'em.So yeah, as I've said, I'm with you, I really am. I was just nitpicking
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