CompuServe Messages

>>> "I think that a different tool should be designed (if one doesn't already exist) which uses the socket as a support base and pulls the chip up much like a screw-type cork remover works for wine bottles." <<< Steve: Earlier this year, someone left a message here describing just such a method. What they did was put a drop of super glue on the old Agnus at dead center and place a small machine nut on to it. After the super glue hardened, he took a long machine screw that matched the nut and tightened it into the nut. Then he was able to simply pull the Agnus out by its new 'handle'. A drop of super glue remover would leave the old Agnus as good as new. Michael ….from the north coast