Peter Todd wrote:
> Well I'm thinking of including info on how to make decent crimps, and
> what tools to buy. Standoffs, eat shrink tubing, nuts and bolts, what's
> a lock washer, nyloc inserts, making professional equipment cases,
> faceplates... Why to use one connector over another, what's more
> reliable, less reliable.

I would love to see such a collection.  It's the one piece of the puzzle 
that's really missing, in terms of web tutorials and books.

I always feel like I'm reinventing the wheel whenever I try to do a 
decent job on the physical side of things - i.e., what comes after "it 
works on the breadboard."
-- 
Timothy J. Weber
http://timothyweber.org
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