They make a pretty good back scratcher too.With that one tool you can build a pyramid, build a rocket ship to go to the moon or use it as a depth gauge to measure a wood bowl on the lathe, all depends on the operator.
They say the memory is the second to go. Can't remember the first thing to goJohn, the perfect child of course, most of the time. Well, some of the time... Ok, I tried to be good...
Hearing the stories from my sister, maybe I miss-remembered.
Never needed batteries!This was hung over my CAD system but I never got around to the hammer and sign saying "break glass in case of emergency"
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Neither does a pencil. It always gets the write answer too.Never needed batteries!
Has anyone but me ever worn one of these out? Just ran across this old friend while cleaning out my attic the other day.
A college friend joined the Navy out of high school. He said he only used his slide rule to tap the tubes in the radar equipment to make sure they were snug.