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Finn Lassen wrote:

> I natually assumed that Rusty would have an oscilloscope...
>
> "Take a piece of hacksaw blade.  One you've already worn out.  No need 
> to go wasting a dollar on a flea market hacksaw blade.  Run it through 
> a post on a board, so that it runs parallel to the board and is only 
> attached on one end."
>
> What is a "post on a board"?
>
> Finn
>

A little stick mounted on the board.  Just something to hold the blade 
so that one end dangles in the air.

Please note that I can't take credit for this trick.  Had a website in 
my archives that even included pictures, but I lost it with my harddrive 
crash and haven't been able to locate it again.

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