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Re: How fast have you broken stuff?

We fried a PWM cable in '07. It could have been a lot worse (I believe it was connected to the OI), but fortunately it was just the cable that released blue smoke.

Last year we broke so many 1/4" drill bits that our mentors ordered a 12-pack of 1/4" drill bits to replace them. We broke a couple of those too.
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