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- johnnyreece
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I don't always order G-10, but when I do, I order the wrong size turrets to go with it. Stay solderless, my friends...

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That's one bonehead name, but that ain't me any more...no sir, no way
- johnnyreece
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Yeah, it's been a not-so-good week for me and ordering stuff. Earlier, I ordered a bunch of cigar supplies for a buddy as a housewarming present. The one thing they forgot to send? The humidor...kinda important. At least this one was my own mistake. I added two items to the cart, and deleted the wrong one...On the bright side, once I finally order the new material/turrets to match what I've got, I'll have enough for twice as many projects! 
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When faced with thick G10 and skinny eyelets, I have drilled part way thru the back of the board, using a bit that gives me a flat floor, to accommodate the eyelets.
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- johnnyreece
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That's pretty brilliant! I thought of trying to use my Safe-T-Planer to mill down the 1/8" G-10, but I said screw it and ordered the appropriate G-10 this morning. I may use your solution when I run out of 1/16", though!
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Plus, no one will ever see that side of the board...and you didn't either!
I build and repair tube amps. http://amps.monkeymatic.com
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