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  1. 01-15-2017, 09:01 AM #1
    nutpie
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    Quote Originally Posted by scrapbeast View Post
    I agree they can be a pain but I found using a very small wire cutter works great for me even in tight spaces cause the head is needle nose small
    A small chisel or even flat head screwdriver works the best for me. Needlenose pliers and such seem to squeeze and break SMD's more often than I like

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