i wish, these standsoffs are the pressed in type, vicegrips is the fastest way to get them out.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mechanic688
i wish, these standsoffs are the pressed in type, vicegrips is the fastest way to get them out.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mechanic688
jghilino...If the sheet is flat enough, I've had good luck in the past with the pressed in ones just putting it face-down on the ground and whacking each one with the ball end of a ball peen hammer. Goes pretty fast if you can hit straight. I'd get about three or four in a row then take five whacks to hit the next one. Kinda like my putt-putt golf game. Also, I've taken a few inches wide piece of 1/4" or bigger steel and run it along the flat slamming into each one and clipping them off.
Yup, thank you sir for that. I just Love :drozenski: low-techy & easier, solutions to prior problems. Ya gotta appreciate Vgrips eh, kinda like a tear down guys swiss army knife eh. :cool: Go git 'em PF... lb
It is, it is, it is that 12/12 thingy and hey, the sky is fall'n the sky is fall'n. lol Soooo, what size Are those darn things anywho? :) lbQuote:
Originally Posted by scrapperben
yep saw, torch, grinder, hammer, bigger hammer, whatever it takes to get the job done, i will try the ball peen hammer method
I might be wrong but I think Puntfarmer is talking about the little hex screws that hold the steel plate on the mother board. The screws are next to the conector blugs on the board. I have a small socket that fits them and goes in my cordless screwdriver and I can zip them right out.
thats how i do those too, there is also a pressed in type of standoffQuote:
Originally Posted by happyscraper