"Rick" wrote in message
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"Ken Sterling" wrote in message
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Over the years if you have a need of a special plastic or nylon washer
for
something and you dissassemble, the one washer that always gets lost is
the
plastic one. Today I was replacing the seat on my motorcycle and guess
which washer wasn't there. The plastic one that goes between the rear
seat
bolt down tab and the fender. I paniced for way to long, and then I
grabbed
piece of plastic that felt about right and cut one on the mill. I
actually
spent less time setting up the g-code and cutting the washer than I
spent
running around paniced looking for a washer first. LOL. Less than ten
lines of code, and hardly any time to cut at all.

If you have a tool you will use it.


Coffee can lid and a pair of scissors..... G
Ken

I use a wood faceplate and two sided tape....

Ha! Me, too. Actually, a masonite-faced piece of 5/8" plywood with another,
smaller piece of ply glued to the back, which gets gripped in my three-jaw
chuck. And I use a zip-knife blade for a tool. It cuts those can lids very
cleanly.

--
Ed Huntress