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What ever you guy call them. Here is a little tip that will save you a scratched hand and a provide a cleaner look.
After they are cut off there is always a sharp edge. Cut them off as short as you can and then take a soldering gun and smooth over that sharp point it will smooth it out making them safe and they look better to boot.
What ever you guy call them. Here is a little tip that will save you a scratched hand and a provide a cleaner look.
After they are cut off there is always a sharp edge. Cut them off as short as you can and then take a soldering gun and smooth over that sharp point it will smooth it out making them safe and they look better to boot.
Also after they are smoothed out spin them around so the conecting bump on the wire tie is hidden from view.
All things worth knowing. Geez, ain't this great? Seriously, these little things really help make life easier. And your grandkids go: "Grandpa, how'd you know that?" Of course I never tell em I learned it through a computer. I'm too old for that. "It's just part of gettin' old son, just part of gettin' old"...
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