Chip Creep
What causes phenomenon known as chip creep?
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A little bit of southern ingenuity. :-)
I needed something non-conductive, and relatively small, that was also a bit springy to help hold one particularly annoying chip in, once upon a time. I had some toothpicks handy and figured, what the heck. It worked so well, it became my S.O.P.
I needed something non-conductive, and relatively small, that was also a bit springy to help hold one particularly annoying chip in, once upon a time. I had some toothpicks handy and figured, what the heck. It worked so well, it became my S.O.P.
I won't forget the toothpick. How did you come up with that?
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