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Securing TE to the bench?
What's a straightforward method for attaching equipment to the bench so it
won't "walk" off? (This is my desire, so let's not discuss why or why not please.) I have 3/16 steel cable and ferrules for making lanyards. But how best to attach the lanyard to, say, an HP 34401 bench DMM or Tek 2465? Not adverse to drilling the case as long as there is strength to be had and can limit the possibility of shorting. Thanks. |
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