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    Quote Originally Posted by 520 View Post
    if anyone knows what these pieces of extruded aluminum are let me know.
    Heat sinks?


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    Quote Originally Posted by JohnC4X4 View Post
    Heat sinks?
    Hard to tell with the angle but my first guess was a shelf tag or desktop name plate holder (whatever it's called lol)

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    heat sinks and small copper windings, man thats awesome but a ton of winter work. stuff to be done in front of a TV when its too cold outside to get bigger stuff. All those are a headache with a ton of small screws and little value for the time spent. Something is better than nothing and a steady stream is worth its weight in copper.

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    Quote Originally Posted by 18c troll View Post
    heat sinks and small copper windings, man thats awesome but a ton of winter work. stuff to be done in front of a TV when its too cold outside to get bigger stuff. All those are a headache with a ton of small screws and little value for the time spent. Something is better than nothing and a steady stream is worth its weight in copper.
    Yeah I actually don't down break down a lot of the scientific equipment I get in. I take the easy to pick items and the rest goes in the shred pile. For instance with the centrifuge I took the brass tubes and the piece of aluminum that held the tubes while the rest went in with shred. I used to be able to break down everything.

    I do save back some lower grade stuff for when I hit a slump but there has been no slump for the last several months so it's time to clear out some of that stock pile.

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