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I despise smart phones - looking at my iPhone 11 that has gone stupid.....
Charlie Gilley
“They who can give up essential liberty to obtain a little temporary safety deserve neither liberty nor safety.” BF, 1759
Has never been more appropriate.
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Peter Adam and charlieg I’m not a fan of smartphones either. However smaller screen size helps against eye strain when you have to do something “on a computer” other then writing code ( browse the web, read and post comments on forums etc. )
modified 18-Apr-24 15:29pm.
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I think it boils down to resistance, as in ohms.
Shrinking the transistor didn't just mean packing more into a smaller space, it also meant much smaller bits of metal being involved. Physics translates that to meaning exponentially less energy to manipulate the gates.
It'd materially be even better except that we've eaten up a bunch of the gains with bloated insane crap like js.
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I know a lot of you own power tools, so I'm pretty sure someone else here has run across this issue, and hopefully, found a solution.
Many power tools have a (usually black) rubbery insert in the handle for comfort and grip.
After a few years it starts to break down and gets sticky.
What can we do to avoid the ugly black stains I have on my hands?
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Talcum powder or equivalent. Not permanent but works.
"A little time, a little trouble, your better day"
Badfinger
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Gloves? (Of the surgical kind, maybe)
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If you don't care about it being rubbery you might try epoxy'ing it? A thin layer.
Definition of a burocrate; Delegate, Take Credit, shift blame.
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The funny thing is this happens on ferrari and maserati dash controls from the early aughts.
You can buy new ones, or you can sand them down and clear coat them.
Obviously that's not going to work with the rubber, but basically the problem is a similar one, and I imagine the solution would be similar. Rubber makes it tricky though. Could you coat it in a thin layer of leather or vinyl? Contact vinyl might work. You'd need a heat gun to work it into the contours but with some patience I bet it could work.
However, with the effort involved, depending on the tool it might be more time/cost effective to get a new one.
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Now I know why I didn't buy myself a Ferrari!
Mircea
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Good to know that's all that held you back.
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Peter_in_2780 wrote: What can we do to avoid the ugly black stains I have on my hands?
Usually, when I work with power tools, I have multi-coloured stains on my hands. Black ones doesn't bother me more than the rest.
On a more serious note, conformal coating spray might work reasonably well. Never tried it though.
Mircea
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I've had this happen with as pair binocular with a 'rubber' coating and a rechargeable power pack.
What is it that these coatings/casing are may of that they break down after a number of years?
Is this deliberate built-in obsolescence or just they didn't think people would still be using their products after so many years?
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just wear work gloves.
CI/CD = Continuous Impediment/Continuous Despair
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Peter here is a link to a YouTube guy in Canada
that will show you how to wrap your tool handle
How To Wrap Your Tool Handles - Get a Better Grip - YouTube[^]
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I am curious what brand of tool you are having this issue with?
I have 5 power tools from Milwaukee 4 years old light use but no issues with the
neoprene handles
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